Germany Granted Citizenship to a Former Israeli Soldier Who "Wanted to Hang Palestinian prisoners."
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Haber 7 - Germany has granted citizenship to Rom Braslavski, a former Israeli soldier held captive in Gaza. Braslavski had previously stated in an interview with Israel's far-right minister Itamar Ben-Gvir that he wanted to personally hang Palestinian prisoners.
Germany granted citizenship to Rom Braslavski, a former Israeli soldier held captive in Gaza who said he wanted to hang Palestinian prisoners with his own hands. Click here for more.
Germany granted citizenship to Rom Braslavski, a former Israeli soldier held captive in Gaza who said he wanted to hang Palestinian prisoners with his own hands.
Rom Braslavski, a former Israeli soldier who openly admitted wanting to hang Palestinian prisoners with his own hands, has been granted German citizenship. The Berlin government's decision to welcome this individual, known for his hate speech, has drawn widespread condemnation as a clear act of complicity in brutality and crimes against humanity.
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