Figures in the anti-Netanyahu protest movement continue to incite against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu: Itai Galon, identified by Brothers in Arms as one of its founders, routinely responds to Netanyahu’s posts wishing for his death. “There is no disease I don’t wish on you,” Galon wrote in one post. Galon declined to comment.
Itai Galon, a senior activist in Brothers in Arms and presented at some of the organization’s conferences as one of the group’s founders and someone who influenced the leftist organization’s strategy, obsessively writes dozens of incendiary and disturbing comments in which he wishes for Prime Minister Netanyahu’s death and slanders him.
Galon publishes the incendiary comments as replies on X to the prime minister’s tweets. Just a few examples from dozens, if not hundreds, of posts that this Brothers in Arms leader writes to the prime minister: “Kill yourself, filth,” “stinking traitor,” “stinking anti-Semitic traitor,” “drop dead already,” “murderer,” “anti-Semitic enemy,” “there’s no disease I don’t wish on you,” “stinking dog,” and “mass murderer.”
And it doesn’t end there: He writes similar things to the president, to the Knesset speaker, to conservative journalists. Wild, unrestrained incitement. We spoke with Mr. Galon—he didn’t want to comment and referred us to Brothers in Arms, which chose to ignore the incitement from this senior figure.