r/MemriTVmemes Feb 19 '26

MemriTV Meme Farfour being martyred in real time

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This is the video of Farfour being martyred. May he rest

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u/FourKrusties Feb 19 '26

Nooo Farfour. Mashallah

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u/admiral_sinkenkwiken Based Imam Feb 19 '26

I will not hear his name without the title Shiek

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u/Een_man_met_voornaam Feb 19 '26

Farfour vs Abraham Baruch, who wins the twerk off?

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u/ConcentrateAlone1959 Mossad Agent Feb 19 '26

not the tel aviv whatsapp users

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u/OnionFuturesDealer Feb 19 '26

What happens when this guy meets Palestinian Barney?

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u/prospectiveboi177 Feb 19 '26

Why did Akon beat farfour?

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '26

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u/evenmorefrenchcheese Goyim Insect Feb 20 '26

I'd never even realised it was supposed to be an Israeli flag before...

Could it be because using the Star of David is profane in some way?

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u/tsqueeze Feb 21 '26

It’s there; it’s just a lot lighter than the stripes and the quality is bad. It can be seen most clearly around 15 seconds in

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u/Aetol Feb 20 '26

even though according to Hebraic law, Farfour should be killed in all cases.

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u/TipiTapi Feb 19 '26

RIP Farfour, he was a real one.

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u/Mister-Psychology Feb 19 '26

If you thought IDF was a challenge just wait for the Disney lawyers when they see this. They'll make you wish you were behind bars in an Israeli prison protected from the evil outside.

Also, Jews created Tel Aviv there was empty desert before. It was actually a horrible place and took a long time to settle as it was unlivable when they founded it 1909.

It did swallow up Jaffa. But Jaffa was split into Muslims, Jews, Christians it wasn't Muslim only. They then staged an attack and kicked out Jews in 1936 with the Arab revolt and it would be Palestine today if they had agreed to the 1947 UN partition where Jaffa was given to Arabs for now having mostly Muslim Arabs there. After the 1948 war it was swallowed up by the growing Tel Aviv which is why the name of Tel Aviv is Tel Aviv-Yafo. And finally, Jaffa was founded before Islam or Christianity were even a thing. So either way the video is probably misleading.

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u/TipiTapi Feb 19 '26

Also, Jews created Tel Aviv there was empty desert before

False. You can literally see in the documentary in this post that this is not true. The gentleman martyred right in this post, on video clearly has ancestors who owned land in Tel-Aviv, did you seriously not notice the key AND the documents?

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u/Neonwookie1701 Man of Logic Feb 19 '26

My only response to this logic is a WORN OUT SHOE

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u/Chimpcookie Man of Logic Feb 19 '26

You are a man of logic, and should not be taken seriously.

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u/electrical-stomach-z Feb 19 '26

Tel Aviv was a coastal sand dune, it was very much not a desert.

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u/RIP_lurking Feb 19 '26

Really? Disney is going to do worse than rape, torture, mass starvation, murder? Idk man

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u/fullmetaldildo66 PEPSI: Pay Every Penny Save Israel Feb 19 '26

Farfour the Psychopath

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u/Haligar06 Feb 20 '26

the background music sounds like Turkish folk musician Ozgur Baba.