Anadolu captures offensive graffiti by Israeli soldiers targeting Prophet Muhammad in Gaza

GAZA CITY

Anadolu captured images of offensive graffiti written in Hebrew by Israeli soldiers on the walls of Palestinian homes in the Gaza Strip, with some targeting Prophet Muhammad.

In Gaza, where Israel has been carrying out a genocide for more than 15 months, inscriptions were seen on partially destroyed buildings and walls.

Hebrew phrases including, "Muhammad is dead" and "The people of Israel live" were documented on the walls of partially demolished houses, expressing religious and nationalist sentiments.

Extremist statements advocating the killing, expulsion, and ethnic cleansing of Palestinians, were written on Palestinian homes, exposing the hateful mindset of Israeli soldiers.

Palestinians returning to their homes after the ceasefire deal reached between Hamas and Israel in late January were shocked to find offensive inscriptions targeting the Muslim prophet.

Israeli soldiers were also seen drawing the Israeli flag and an image of a smiling Haredi Jewish man on the walls of Palestinian homes.

Israeli forces continue to fire on Palestinians in various parts of Gaza almost daily, using drones, resulting in casualties, including to children and the elderly, despite a ceasefire.

Salama Marouf, the head of Gaza’s Media Office, warned Friday that after 20 days, humanitarian conditions in Gaza remain dire due to Israel’s delays in implementing the ceasefire agreement.

The three-phase ceasefire deal has been in place in Gaza since Jan. 19, halting Israel’s genocidal war, which has killed more than 48,200 victims and left the enclave in ruins.

The International Criminal Court issued arrest warrants in November for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant for war crimes and crimes against humanity in Gaza.

Israel also faces a genocide case at the International Court of Justice for its war on the enclave.