Hilltop Youth filmed waving weapons, singing anti-Zionist song at West Bank wedding - report

Jerusalem Post/Israel NewsThe activists were seen dancing to a song associated with Neturei Karta, an anti-Zionist and ultra-Orthodox Jewish group.Follow us on GoogleAN ISRAELI settler (R) and a Palestinian farmer are seen arguing during olive harvesting in Silwad, near Ramallah, on October 29, 2025.(photo credit: MOHAMAD TOROKMAN/REUTERS)OCTOBER 23, 2026 00:27Members of the far-right Hilltop Youth extremist group were filmed waving weapons and dancing to an anti-Zionist song at a wedding in Gush Etzion, in the West Bank, earlier this week, KAN News reported on Thursday.The extremists were allegedly seen dancing to "We don't believe in the rule of the infidels," a song associated with Neturei Karta, an anti-Zionist and ultra-Orthodox Jewish group.Footage from the wedding showed several of the extremists raising weapons in the air as the singer encouraged the crowd, ending the performance with the words: "We'll break the Zionists' teeth.”A man holds a fire flapper near destroyed cars, which Palestinians say were burned by Israeli settlers, in Yabrud, near Ramallah, in the West Bank, October 4, 2026. (credit: REUTERS/MOHAMAD TOROKMAN)Wedding attendees reportedly wave banner of Ariel DahariDuring the wedding, attendees were also reportedly seen waving a banner referring to Ariel Dahari, a resident of a West Bank outpost who was indicted for attacking a Palestinian woman while she was harvesting olives near Ramallah last year.KAN further reported that later that night, Jewish rioters set fire to a vehicle in the Palestinian village of Beit Umar, near Gush Etzion, and spray-painted a message referencing Dahari and congratulating the newlyweds. Follow us on Google