After the Ceasefire, Gazans Celebrate: "We are Holocaust Survivors"

Another declares "A SURVIVOR OF THE GAZA HOLOCAUST !! 11280 HOURS OF GENOCIDE, WE MADE IT OUT ALIVE ," complete with talk of healing wounds and blooming flowers, as if equating Gaza's conflict to the systematic extermination of Jews isn't a slap in the face to actual survivors.

And get this: One "survivor" poses with a cat, another lounges on a beach (probably not even Gaza's), raking in over 3 million views. Fadi's father begs for donations, "My name is Fadi a Gaza holocaust survivor," turning tragedy into a GoFundMe grift.

Tal-Or Cohen Montemayor, CyberWell's CEO, nails it with righteous fury: "We are witnessing a cynical and blatant exploitation of concepts from the Holocaust of European Jews, one of the harshest traumas in human history, in order to compare Israel to its persecutors. This is not just antisemitism, but a deliberate dehumanization of Israelis and Jews in the digital arena." She blasts platforms for letting this slide, despite rules against Holocaust denial: "These offensive trends fall through the cracks. Not only is this a clear distortion of Holocaust concepts, but these contents have even received increased exposure by the algorithms of social networks worldwide."

Montemayor demands action: "Social networks must take responsibility; they cannot continue to be a tool for distorting history and echoing lies that harm not only the Jewish people but also the power and importance of the messages and lessons learned from the magnitude of the disaster of the Holocaust of European Jews."This trend isn't new, antisemites have long compared Israel's Gaza policies to Nazi atrocities, especially since Hamas's barbaric October 7, 2023, attack.

Ynet contributed to this article.