A Gaza City clothing shop named “Hitler 2” — which grew its fame by showcasing masked mannequins holding knives, inspired by Palestinian stabbing attacks against Israeli civilians when it first opened — has reportedly been destroyed during the current conflict between Israel and Hamas, Breitbart reports.
The disgusting terror-supporting shop, which debuted in 2015, can be seen in photos featuring display figures dressed in shirts with “Stab!” written across the chests.
In a clip produced following the store’s launch, young terror-loving Palestinians celebrated the shop, demonstrating that the store’s controversial name functioned as a unique draw, attracting customers and increasing patronage.
Some of the young sicko customers who applauded the shop’s tribute to knife-wielding Palestinian terrorists also expressed an eagerness to carry out attacks against Jews themselves.
“The name of the shop is ‘Hitler,’ and I like him because he was the most anti-Jewish person,” said then-20-year-old Hijaz Abu Shanab, who went on to accuse Israel of having left Palestinians with “nothing,” while asserting, “It is better for us now to go and die; we are living like the dead.”
“I like the clothes and the name; it is fantastic,” the sicko added.
Immad Mharib, another 20-year-old Gaza resident at the time, said he came to the shop after seeing a Facebook ad featuring the knife, the Palestinian kaffiyeh scarf, and the mask, which had become “symbols for the intifada of Al-Aqsa.”
“I want to buy from this shop,” the terror lover exclaimed. “I like the idea, as it is supporting our people in Jerusalem and the West Bank; I like the idea.”
Then-19-year-old named Wissam Ashraf said he was attracted to the shop “because it shows the symbol of the intifada in the West Bank.”
“This is in support with our people in the West Bank, using the knife, mask, and kaffiyeh; these are nice things to attract people,” he said, adding, “It is nice and unique.”
{Matzav.com}
