Bern - Saba:
The Zionist enemy media revealed that the settlers of the occupied entity are still being ostracized and expelled in foreign countries, in addition to being held accountable by the judiciary, as a result of their approval, or even their silence, of the war of extermination waged by Israel on the Gaza Strip and Lebanon.
These measures reflect the rejection of world public opinion of the Zionist practices and gross violations of human rights.
The enemy media spoke about a recent incident with a major Zionist businessman who was thrown with his family outside a hotel in Switzerland.
The Tschuggen Collection hotel in the Swiss town of Arosa summoned the police at 23:30 to expel Yaniv Binder, the former general manager of the Zionist investment fund "Psagot", along with his family of seven.
The enemy media claimed that when Bender tried to speak to the manager, he clashed with him, and the manager accused him of rudeness, which prompted Bender to insist on staying until the next morning due to his wife's condition, but the manager insisted on expelling them immediately.
The Zionist Bender claimed that he did not understand "the reason for the manager's aggression.. We asked him if he had a problem with us being Jews, and he answered yes."
At that moment, "it was a farce," as "the manager called the police, and when we asked them about their right to do so, they explained that according to the law, the hotel owner has the right to evict guests if he wants."
"We went through a terrible shock, it was pure hatred.. I am absolutely convinced that it is anti-Semitic.. I do not know if this happened because of the war in Gaza," the Zionist businessman said.
In response to the allegations, the hotel management indicated that "we reject the way things are described, this is not a case of anti-Semitism."
About two weeks ago, Brazilian media reported that a Brazilian court ordered the police to open an investigation into an Israeli soldier visiting the country, on suspicion of "involvement in committing war crimes during the recent war on the Gaza Strip."
A group of 620 lawyers in Chile had filed a lawsuit against the Israeli soldier, Saar Hershorin, from the 749th Battalion, accused of committing crimes against humanity in Gaza, earlier this month.
In Sri Lanka last month, an Israeli soldier was forced to flee the country after he was identified by a pro-Palestinian group, due to his accusation of killing civilians in Gaza, according to the "Time of Israel" website.