2nd Case of Self-Immolation in “Israel”: Man Dies After Setting Himself on Fire
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It seems that self-immolation has become the latest trend in the "Israeli" entity. It is the second time that an "Israeli" man has set himself to fire, and died of burns sustained due to the self-immolation in protest against social injustice and high living costs in the Zionist entity.
According to medical sources, the 45-year-old disabled Akiva Mafi has died of serious burns sustained when he self-immolated in a wheelchair at a bus stop in Yehud, about 15 kilometers (9 miles) east of Tel Aviv, in late July. Mafi had burns over about 80 percent of his body.
Earlier on July 20, 57-year-old Moshe Silman similarly died a few days after he set himself on fire in Tel Aviv.
Silman self-immolated on July 14 during a demonstration held to mark the first anniversary of protests against social injustice and the high costs of living that swept "Israel" last summer.
The 57-year-old protester had criticized "Israeli" Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in a note, censuring the Tel Aviv regime's policy of "taking from the poor and giving to the rich."
Source: "Israeli" newspapers, edited by moqawama.org
It seems that self-immolation has become the latest trend in the "Israeli" entity. It is the second time that an "Israeli" man has set himself to fire, and died of burns sustained due to the self-immolation in protest against social injustice and high living costs in the Zionist entity.
According to medical sources, the 45-year-old disabled Akiva Mafi has died of serious burns sustained when he self-immolated in a wheelchair at a bus stop in Yehud, about 15 kilometers (9 miles) east of Tel Aviv, in late July. Mafi had burns over about 80 percent of his body.
Earlier on July 20, 57-year-old Moshe Silman similarly died a few days after he set himself on fire in Tel Aviv.
Silman self-immolated on July 14 during a demonstration held to mark the first anniversary of protests against social injustice and the high costs of living that swept "Israel" last summer.
The 57-year-old protester had criticized "Israeli" Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in a note, censuring the Tel Aviv regime's policy of "taking from the poor and giving to the rich."
Source: "Israeli" newspapers, edited by moqawama.org
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