Subaru Car Advertisement Shows an Illegal Israeli Settler Striking Two Palestinian Children

Subaru Car Ad In Israel Shows “Power” By Running Over Two Palestinian Children by an Illegal Israeli Settler

Friday April 22, 2011 03:38 by Saed Bannoura - IMEMC & Agencies

A new advertisement in Israel, meant to show the “power and durability” of the Japanese Subaru car, caused outrage after showing a Subaru driven by an illegal Jewish settler striking two Palestinian children in occupied East Jerusalem.

The advertisement was published by the Subaru dealership in Israel, featuring an incident that took place last year when an illegal Israeli Jewish settler struck two Palestinian children with his Subaru car.

The settler, known to the Israeli police, fled the scene after injuring the two children. The attack was captured on video.

“We Will See Who Can Stand Against You”, was written in the right corner of the horrific picture of a Palestinian child flying into the air after being rammed by the settlers’ Subaru.

The victims were two Palestinian children aged 10 and 12. The 10-year-old child suffered a broken leg. The settler is at large, and is not even wanted for his crime.

The Fat'h movement of President Mahmoud Abbas slammed the Subaru ad and described it as an act of aggression, promoting the harm and murder of Palestinian children.

The settler who rammed the children with his car was identified as David Be’eri, Director-General of the illegal Israeli Elad settlement organization, an extremist settler real estate corporation that heavily promotes removing the Palestinians from Palestine, especially from Jerusalem, and replacing them with Jewish settlers.

The Elad movement heavily encourages Jewish settlers to move into Palestinian neighborhoods in occupied East Jerusalem, and provides them with financial support. Most of its financial support comes from Zionist groups in the United States.

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