An Israeli Man Tried To Attack This Indian Woman Anchor For Wearing

This is what "going without impunity" and having a green light to commit war crimes against civilians is capable of doing. The man felt entitled to lecture an Indian woman on what to wear, which was an insult to her. She was simply wearing a Sari with significant emotional value to her. This is an impression of what you all are going to deal with in the near future if you don’t oppose the ongoing assault of civilians in Gaza, call your government officials and demand a ceasefire, answers and explanations of their involvement in the deliberate starvation and siege of civilians in Gaza. If you don’t speak up today, you will find yourself tomorrow being lectured even about your dress code… the scope of oppression is beyond Gaza…

„Indian anchor, Shreya Dhoundial, has shut down an Israeli guest who tried to attack her for wearing colors that resembled the Palestinian flag during a live TV interview about the war of Israel against children.

Israeli Intel Special Forces representative, Frederic Landau, was invited to the evening program on Mirror Now, an Indian news TV channel.

In an exchange that has since gone viral, Landau attacked Dhoundial for wearing a saree that is green, red and black - colors seen seen i in the Palestinian flag.

"I can see the colors you are wearing this evening. That's why I am purposefully wearing blue and white because with all due respect that the green, red, and black that you have purposefully put on this evening, blue and white will always prevail," Landau said.

Dhoundial responded that her dress should not be interpreted as her support for any side and that the saree belonged to her late grandmother.

"If [my grandmother] was alive, she would have been about 105 years old today. She didn't know what the Israel war was," she replied.

However, Landau then said she should "save it for a different occasion."

Dhoundiual fired back, saying, "No, Frederic, I will not let you choose what I wear and I will not let you choose what I say. I will say what I have to say and I will speak the truth the way I see it."