Hamas TV Airs ‘Death to Israel!’ Music Video Day After Agreeing to Ceasefire
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JERUSALEM, ISRAEL (Worthy News)– The day after Hamas agreed to a ceasefire with Israel, the terrorist group’s TV station aired “Death to Israel!” on its station according to Palestinian Media Watch.
“Destroy the throne of Zion, the house of absolute evil,” the music video goes. “Raise the banner of victory. Be like the fire of a volcano. Repeat in the name of your Jihad: Death to Israel! With blood and fire, resist until freedom. Defeat the soldiers of aggression the enemies of humanity.”
The video is illustrated with scenes of rockets being launched from Gaza, presumably, into Israel, along with other images of war.
Palestinian Media Watch stated the video first aired on November 22, one day after Hamas and Israel brokered a ceasefire.
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