Amir Tsafati
“We asked for help from business owners in the area but they completely ignored us. When I tried to escape in a taxi, the driver took me out by force and even cooperated with the attackers in trying to locate me.’
Also, Israelis claimed that stun grenades were thrown at apartments where they lived.
“The hotel owner refused to give us shelter. Only thanks to a group of young Dutch people who intervened and called the police did we manage to escape.”
Horrifying evidence also about Israelis who hid in attics in the city.
Many of the Israelis said that their passports were stolen.
“Ten people came at me and my partner with pepper spray. She ran into an apartment she doesn’t know and they all ran after me,” one of them wrote.
“I hid in a boat in the river for over an hour, in the cold of 5 degrees, while pretending to be a corpse until the police rescued me. They pass in convoys of dozens of vehicles, watching and looking for someone to murder.’
Another fan said: “We arrived at the hotel, they almost kidnapped us in their car”, and another tweeted: “An event that will scar me mentally for life. 30 Palestinians on my back.’
“We ran away from thousands of Muslims and some Israelis entered KFC while the police were out in small numbers and did not know how to handle the event. They didn’t bring a doctor to everyone who marked there because ‘there is no way to help you’. The Muslims tried to run over, kidnap, beat and murder.’
