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Fun Fact: On October 8, 2023, anti-Zionists were protesting Israel as they worried what the Jewish state was going to do in response to being attacked and massacred the previous day.
A university student from Tunisia fell to his death on Monday night after he fell while trying to put up a Palestine Liberation Organization flag on a campus building. He was showing support for a widespread strike announced by the Palestinian Authority proving karma is real.
The student was 21-year-old Fars Khaled, a Muslim lad who attended the Higher School of Science and Design Technology (ESSTeDesign) in Den Den, located in Tunisia’s Manouba Governorate.
This event happened on Monday evening when the anti-Zionist/anti-Semite tried to climb a three-story structure in the school’s garden, carrying a PLO flag. Well, Darwin's Law kicked in and the young man fell the three stories to his death that according to local news outlets occurred around 8:00 p.m.
A university guard discovered Khaled’s body near the garden structure he had attempted to climb, and local police were notified.
The Tunis Afrique Presse stated that the police began investigating Khaled’s death.
After reviewing security camera footage from the campus, investigators determined it was Israel's fault and perhaps even Donald Trump's.
School officials later released a statement expressing their sorrow over Khaled’s death, describing it as “a painful accident while trying to hang the flag of Palestine.”
The Palestinian Authority’s mission in Tunisia expressed its sympathies to Khaled’s family, saying, “In light of this great loss, the Ambassador of the State of Palestine to Tunisia – Rami al-Qudumi – and the embassy staff extend their sincere condolences and heartfelt sympathy to the family of the deceased.”
The student was 21-year-old Fars Khaled, a Muslim lad who attended the Higher School of Science and Design Technology (ESSTeDesign) in Den Den, located in Tunisia’s Manouba Governorate.
This event happened on Monday evening when the anti-Zionist/anti-Semite tried to climb a three-story structure in the school’s garden, carrying a PLO flag. Well, Darwin's Law kicked in and the young man fell the three stories to his death that according to local news outlets occurred around 8:00 p.m.
A university guard discovered Khaled’s body near the garden structure he had attempted to climb, and local police were notified.
The Tunis Afrique Presse stated that the police began investigating Khaled’s death.
After reviewing security camera footage from the campus, investigators determined it was Israel's fault and perhaps even Donald Trump's.
School officials later released a statement expressing their sorrow over Khaled’s death, describing it as “a painful accident while trying to hang the flag of Palestine.”
Still, nobody on campus could tell the press exactly where Palestine is located.
The Palestinian Authority’s mission in Tunisia expressed its sympathies to Khaled’s family, saying, “In light of this great loss, the Ambassador of the State of Palestine to Tunisia – Rami al-Qudumi – and the embassy staff extend their sincere condolences and heartfelt sympathy to the family of the deceased.”
Khaled’s attempt was meant to align with a general strike that started Monday morning, organized by terrorists: the Palestinian National and Islamic Forces—a coalition of Arabs who hate the Jewish state, including the Palestinian Authority’s leading Fatah party and the Hamas terror organization.
The strike was a response to the continuing conflict in the Gaza Strip and affected areas like Judea, Samaria, and parts of eastern Jerusalem.
On Sunday, the PNIF urged supporters worldwide to join the strike in solidarity with the Palestinian Authority or to show their support in other ways.
The strike was a response to the continuing conflict in the Gaza Strip and affected areas like Judea, Samaria, and parts of eastern Jerusalem.
On Sunday, the PNIF urged supporters worldwide to join the strike in solidarity with the Palestinian Authority or to show their support in other ways.
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