An American teacher threatens to “behead” a Muslim student who objected to the Israeli flag

An American teacher threatens to “behead” a Muslim student who objected 
to the Israeli flag
A US middle school teacher threatened to interrupt the head of a 13-year-old Muslim student, who did not dare disturb her from the judges who contributed to the class.

CNN reported on Thursday that the police recently arrested a Jew, Benjen Reis (51 years old), and a seventh-grade member of a middle school in Washington, D.C. (southeast), because he prevented a Muslim student from isolating her head, after she was kidnapped the last time. Satisfaction with their learning in the classroom.

The authorities noted that the incident came to light on December 7, and that the teacher also insulted 3 female students.
The media reported that $7,500 was provided to the Liberty International Center.
Increasing targeting of Muslims
With the continuation of the Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip since Operation Al-Aqsa Flood launched by the Palestinian resistance on October 7, cases of targeting Muslims in the United States have escalated.

In mid-October, a man in Illinois stabbed a Muslim child 26 times, killing him, while seriously wounding his mother, while chanting anti-Muslim and anti-Palestinian statements.

The police accused the man (71 years old) of committing a hate crime against the child Wadih Al-Fayoumi (6 years old) and his mother (32 years old), saying that the two victims were targeted because of their Islamic faith, in the context of the war that Israel is waging against the Palestinians.The Council on American-Islamic Relations noted that an 18-year-old Palestinian was assaulted in Brooklyn, in addition to death threats received at a mosque, and the stabbing death of a Muslim child, Wadih Al-Fayoumi, in Illinois.

For its part, the Anti-Defamation League said that its preliminary data showed a 388% increase in “anti-Semitism” incidents in the United States between October 7 and 2.
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