The Gazan Genocidal Chicken’s Brother And The Art Of Fiction
Back in 2014, I posted about the death of Karkour the genocidal chicken in Gaza. At the time, his brother Refaat Alareer cried fowl play.*
The 31-year-old’s brother, Refaat, wrote on the Electronic Intifada website that his death “will come as a shock to the large numbers of children whose favourite part of Friday was watching Karkour misbehave and helping him change into a better Karkour, thanks to their advice, only for him to relapse at the start of the next episode into another anti-social behaviour.
“By killing my brother, Israel has surely killed a promising talent, and deprived thousands of children of a funny and educational program.”
Not surprisingly, he has a Twitter account devoted to demonizing Israel.
For instance
.@Ironyisfunny8 israel is the worst thing that happened to the Jews after the Holocaust. A second holocaust I'd say.
— Refaatesque (@ThisIsGaZa) May 22, 2016
Sounds like a lot of rage. At least he gets to unwind by watching his favorite show.
@Belalmd12 the only good thing (Jon coming back aside) in #GameofThrones in two seasons! I am almost giving up. #HoldTheDoor
— Refaatesque (@ThisIsGaZa) May 23, 2016
(In other news, Gazans are watching Game of Thrones. At least for now. Not bad for a “concentration camp/open-air prison”).
His Twitter account reveals he is an English literature lecturer.
Israel is a piece of shit. And they know it.
— Refaatesque (@ThisIsGaZa) May 23, 2016
Yep, quite the wordsmith.
Although truth be told, he does like metaphors.
Resistance attacks on Zionist settlers should be named "acts of poking", like are you dead or alive? In both cases get the hell out of here
— Refaatesque (@ThisIsGaZa) May 21, 2016
He’s also the editor of Gaza Writes Back: Short Stories from Young Writers in Gaza, Palestine: https://t.co/akpPDqfhql
The book includes this endorsement:
“These are intimate tales of devastation—sharp as a knife and unforgettable.”
Awkward.
Here is more on the book.
Note in particular how the initiative is described as “a collection of fiction stories..as a creative way to promote the Palestinian narrative.”
As well as his vile antisemitism from 1:39.
In other words, this brother of karkour is a real m… And when it comes to the palestinian narrative, there is nothing like fiction to get the message across.
* see what I did there? I have a knack for winging it when it comes to these puns
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