Jordanian Comedian and Rapper Nikolas Khoury: Jews Are Dogs. I don't Care If They Call Me an Anti-Semite

Following are excerpts from a video created by Jordanian rapper and comedian Nikolas Khoury, which was posted on the Internet on July 16, 2014:

Nikolas Khoury: Gaza is being bombarded. Everybody is fed up. People are full of hatred and anger. They want to grab an Israeli and tear him apart with their teeth. But then, some "cute" and sad humanist shows up, and writes a Facebook status, with background music like this… He writes: "There is a difference between Jews and Zionists." No Siree, Bob! No Siree, Bob! This is my last concern right now. I couldn't care less. I don't care what the sons of Zion would say about me. Why should I care if they call me an anti-Semite? They are murderers. Extremists. Dogs. Do you care if a criminal and murderous dog calls you an anti-Semite?

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There is no such thing as the State of Israel. This is a message to Israel the entity, Israel the plunderer, Israel the criminal, Israel the terrorist, Israel the eternal enemy:

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You will not survive. You will die. Bleak days await you. When these bleak days come, you will see me laughing and gloating at your expense. I swear by every living and oppressed Arab, and by every martyr, that a bleak day will come in which you will be crying tears of blood, you dogs. The only reason I don't call you "descendants of apes and pigs" is that I have too much respect for the apes and pigs.

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