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Anti-refugee AI clip released by the the Israeli activist Sheffi Paz

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27188

Date

25 June, 2025

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Original Social Media Post

"Judeo-Nazi anti-refugee activist Sheffi Paz posted this AI video her deranged friends made for her birthday. Paz has made it her life's mission to bring about the expulsion of all African refugees - most from Eritrea and Sudan - who were unfortunate enough to end up in the racist State of Israel. Until she manages the full removal of those she calls "infiltrators," she does everything she can to make their lives unlivable. A truly evil bitch from hell. In Israel, she's considered a totally legitimate public figure and is connected to many in the political elite, including Netanyahu and Ben Gvir. Background information on some details in the video: • "FCK BGZ" = "FUCK BAGATZ" - BAGATZ (the Israeli Supreme Court) is seen by Paz and many right-wingers as a "leftist" institution and the main obstacle to refugee expulsion. • "SSQ" = "Shapira Squad" is a gang of kids (some as young as 7) operating in South Tel Aviv. Members include children of African asylum seekers, migrant workers (mostly Philipino), Ethiopian-Israelis, as well as some Palestinians and lower-class Israelis. Gangs like this exist largely due to the systematic neglect and discrimination Paz herself promotes. • The song in the background is Israel's biggest hit of the past year (36M views for the most-watched version on YouTube): a feel-good religious anthem repeating, "And God, may He be blessed, always loves me, and I will always have it good. And I will have it better and better, better and better, better and better..." etc. • The final frame says: "Happy birthday, dear Sheffi! May all your dreams come true!" • An interesting side note: the word "mistanenim" ("infiltrators"), used by Paz and most Israelis to describe African asylum seekers, is the same term used in the 1950s to demonize Palestinian refugees who attempted to return to their homes in 1948 Palestine and were considered "terrorists" to be shot on sight." - Source

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Sheffi Paz