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Intel axed Israeli NYC engineer who complained about boss ‘liking’ X posts cheering Hamas: suit
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0:57Now PlayingChipmaking giant Intel fired an Israeli software engineer after he reported his boss for “liking” social media posts “cheering” the deaths of Israelis and celebrating Hamas terrorists, a new lawsuit alleges.
Alaa Badr, Intel’s vice president of customer success, liked several posts on X that praised Hamas’ killing of Israeli armed forces — including an illustration of one of the Palestinian terror group’s members pressing his foot on the neck of an Israeli soldier lying face down in the dirt, the suit claims.
“Praise be to God, the trampling was done. May God bless you, our Qassams!” reads the Dec. 29, 2023, post, referring to Hamas’ military wing, the al-Qassam Brigades, that Badr liked on his X account, according to the suit filed Tuesday in Manhattan federal court.
Other posts on X that were liked by Badr include an image of an Israeli soldier being strangled by a hand with the word “Gaza” written on it and a post that used a “fire” emoji to cheer the bombing of a building purportedly containing five “Zionist soldiers,” who would be “sent to hell,” the suit says.
Badr’s alleged embrace of violent anti-Israel rhetoric was incredibly “disturbing” for the unnamed engineer, a former Israel Defense Forces soldier whose immediate family still lives in Israel and was injured and nearly killed when a Hamas missile tore through their building in February, according to the lawsuit.
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