Tickets with 1 million followers call the DC shooter as ‘resistance fighter’, the victims are called ‘war criminals’; Video taken down
A teenage social-media influential man from Pennsylvania has been set on fire after telling about one million followers to support the person accused of killing two Israeli embassy employees in Washington, DC.The video was so inflammatory that Ticketok removed it, the report of the New York Post. Gai Crustenson, a 19 -year -old, who goes online by “Yourfavoriteguy”, referred to the suspected gunman, elias Rodriguez as a “resistance fighter” in a video, viewed more than 630,000 times before being removed by the stage. In the clip, Crustenson said, “I want to urge you to support Elilasty’s works before.”Both the victims, Jaron Liskinski and Sara Milgrim were shot dead near the capital Jewish Museum on Wednesday. US officials confirmed that both were employees of the Israeli Embassy.Tikok’s rare decision to take the video of Christians down did not prevent him from doubling his comments during a phone interview with a post on Friday. He said, “You won’t listen to me sympathy for war criminals,” he said, referring to the diplomats of Israel. “I do not condemn the elimination of two zeoni officers who worked in the Israeli Embassy last night … and why it is here.”In the video deleted, Christian now said, “Israel has done a massacre for the whole world in the last two years.” A Palestinian flag was waved in the background of footage. He also called Liscsky a “war criminal” and added, “was true for more women.”Asked if he was supporting the murders, Crustenson told the post, “I think only those people who are interpreting [that] Such as those who are using the murderers of those two zeoni authorities … as an excuse to give silence to Israeli critics. ,Crustenson refused to disclose which university he participates. He first indicated on social media that he is from Pittsburgh.The suspected, Alias Rodriguez, allegedly shouted “Free Palestine” as he was arrested. According to Washington Police chief Pamela Smith, he said, “Free, free Palestine,” he said.US President Donald Trump said the murders were operated by antisementism. Trump posted on the truth social, “These terrible DC murders, clearly based on antisemiamism, should now end! There is no place for hatred and fundamentalism.” “Condolences to the families of the victims. It is so sad that such things can happen! God bless you all!”Rodriguez remains in custody and the authorities are facing several allegations in the label of hate attacks. FBI director Kash Patel said that his team was closely involved.
