Ex-porn actress’s reprehensible Nazi post to criticize Israel

The former Lebanese porn actress Mia Khalifa She has been harshly criticized on social media after posting a post against Israel referring to the Nazi era, in connection with recent clashes between Israeli forces and the terrorist group Hamas.

The former artist, now converted into a businesswoman, uploaded a few photos drinking a glass of old champagne with the message: “My wine is older than your apartheid ‘state’“. In this way, Khalifa delegitimized Israel as a state and ensured that it is pursuing a policy of racial segregation towards the Palestinians. As for the date, he referred to the date of Israel’s declaration of independence in 1948, five years after its drink was bottled, in 1943.

But users haven’t missed a single detail. The champagne was produced when France was occupied by the German forces of Adolf Hitler, and they pointed out that it was a product of the Nazi era, so it could be a reference hidden in derision.

Others pointed out that wine is illegal in the Palestinian territories. “You should try drinking wine in Gaza and see how fast you run to Tel AvivDarren Grimes wrote in the comments. For his part, journalist Jonah Goldberg pointed out that the founding of Israel predated that of Iraq or Egypt.

The former adult pages star has not been silent. Faced with a response saying that Israel is the only place in the Middle East where she is not stoned, she commented: “I would try my luck in Saudi Arabia and Syria, (because) the phrase ‘born in Lebanon’ on my passport would not be viewed well in ‘Israel’, ”he said. The added quotes were another attempt to delegitimize the Hebrew state.

Also, in response to the link with Nazism, he asked himself: “Under this setting, would listening to Edith Piaf hits in 1930s and 1940s France also mean you hate Jews?“. Finally, he criticized the deaths of Palestinian children in airstrikes in recent fighting.

In addition, he asked to report and denounce the messages that justify Hitler. “If you don’t understand the difference between anti-Zionism and anti-Semitism, quit the internet.”

The former actress, one of the most famous in the Middle East, has tried to remove the stigma from her porn career. In the containment of the pandemic, he has emerged as a star of TikTok where his videos reach over 50 million views and surprisingly they are not where he appears in sultry poses.

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