Jewish youths tell Palestinian farmers, ‘You’re all Dawabsha’

About a dozen Jewish teenage boys on Saturday shouted racist threats at Palestinian farmers in the northern West Bank in footage released by the Rabbis for Human Rights advocacy group on Sunday.

The farmers were “all Abu Khdeir,” the youths yelled, in reference to an East Jerusalem Arab teenager brutally murdered by suspected Jewish terrorists in July 2014.

The Abu Khdeir trial is ongoing and a main suspect is awaiting his verdict, which is expected Monday.

In the video, 12 people can be seen walking in white Sabbath shirts on the side of a hill in the West Bank.

Two of the people seem to be older than the rest. As the teens yell the slogans, the adults look on and do not try to stop them.

According to the NGO, whose members are rabbis who do not use electronic devices on the Jewish Sabbath, the clip was filmed by an activist identified in a statement by his first name, Zakaria.

The clip was filmed near the Palestinian village of Madama, adjacent to Route 60 and north of Yitzhar in the northern West Bank.

The settlers can also be heard yelling “You are all Muhammad Dawabsha,” “Dawabsha 2” and “Go to Duma,” references to the terror attack in which three members of the Dawabsha family from the northern West Bank village of Duma were killed when their house was firebombed, allegedly by Jewish terrorists, in an attack that took place at the end of July.

In a statement, Rabbis for Human Rights said the incident was “another testimony to the regrettable brainwashing of young people for hate and terrorism among the extremists from the settlements. When this is done on the Palestinian side we are outraged and justifiably so, and it is appropriate that those who are outraged will put their money where their mouth is. We hope this phenomenon will be officially condemned by settler leaders.”

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