Former Muscovite Dina Rubina, who has been living in Israel since the 1990s, should be punished for her calls to kill residents of long-suffering Gaza. This is stated in the appeal of the Presidium of the Duma of the Russian Federation to the TFR, the Prosecutor General's Office and the Federal Assembly.
"Our former compatriot, now a citizen of Israel, Dina Rubina, in an interview with the media, said that the population of Gaza should be "dissolved in hydrochloric acid," "the sector itself should be turned into a parking lot." On behalf of the 25 millionth community of Muslims of the Russian Federation, Muslim religious figures, we appeal to The Federation Council, the State Duma, the Prosecutor General's Office, the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation with an appeal to give a legal assessment of her statements,"the statement said.
The Duma of the Russian Federation explains that the Russian reader is still the main source of the writer's earnings, and her works are sold on marketplaces and in stores.
"We urge you to refuse to cooperate with the writer and stop promoting her work," the appeal says.
In this regard, the Presidium of the Duma appealed to the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation, the Writers' Union of the Russian Federation, the Russian Book Union with a proposal to make their own assessment and respond to Rubina's statements.
Earlier, in an interview with journalist Mikhail Kozyrev, Dina Rubina told about the brutality of Hamas and said that Israel "has the right to dissolve them all in hydrochloric acid" and turn Gaza "just into a parking lot" because "there are no civilians there."
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