Net-a-Porter Defends Its Support of Indefensible Hamas Atrocities: Delete @NETAPORTER and @mytheresa_com For Promoting Jewish Slaughter

Both designer fashion retailers, Net-a-Porter and My Theresa, removed an Israeli designer because of her defense of Israel in the wake of the unimaginable slaughter of  Jews, the worst day of Jewish carnage since the Holocaust. Net-a-Porter defended it’s support for the indefensible.

Opposition to massacre is hate? Opposition to baby beheading is hate? Opposition to rape and slaughter is hate? Opposition to Hamas atrocities is hate?

Net-a-Porter would have banned any one designer that stood against the Nazi atrocities..

What is so hard to grasp? “In 28 years, I can’t recall such infernal damage. Babies, young children, without heads, without legs. I can’t understand how the entire world doesn’t grasp the sheer cruelty of this situation.”

We see through you. It’s Jew hatred. History will not be kind to you and your ilk.

I just deleted my accounts at @mytheresa_com and @NETAPORTER
The idea that they would stand with butchers, torturers, slaughterers, babies in ovens, girls so brutally raped their pelvic bones broken, 245 hostages… is beyond appalling.
Never again.https://t.co/CLuHSc9VP7

— 🇺🇸 Pamela Geller 🇺🇸 🇮🇱 (@PamelaGeller) October 31, 2023

I wrote to Net-a-Porter as I was a customer. Here is what they responded to Hamas is ISIS: “content appeared that was offensive and inflammatory, the brand in question has been suspended from our sites.”

Here is @NETAPORTER response defending their support for Hamas atrocities.

Monstrous.

Saying Hamas is ISIS is "offensive and inflammatory."

I deleted my account.

[email protected] pic.twitter.com/xdeldiOvMY

— 🇺🇸 Pamela Geller 🇺🇸 🇮🇱 (@PamelaGeller) November 1, 2023

Net-a-Porter and MyTheresa axe Israeli fashion designer Dodo Bar Or after she is accused of posting video comparing Hamas to ISIS

By Tom Pyma, Daily Mail, 31 October 2023

Israeli fashion designer Dodo Bar Or’s clothing lines have today been pulled from luxury shopping platforms after she was accused of posting a video that compared terror group Hamas to ISIS.

Items by the designer were previously categorised and listed for sale on the Net-a-Porter and MyTheresa websites but searches to find them today only return error messages, indicating they have been removed.

The clip she is alleged to have posted, which imitates a scene from blockbuster film Independence Day, shows a caption reading ‘The West Is Next’ and ‘#Hamas=Isis #FreeGazaFromHamas’.

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6 months ago

The people need to boycott these woke businesses as well. Let them suffer the fate of butt wipe beer.

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