According to Captain Abir Hasan, an officer of the Bangladesh Army, the sound of the collapse of the foundations of Judaism worldwide is being heard louder than ever. Abir commented on a post on his X page on Monday. Saying “no” to the occupation and genocide in the Gaza Strip is a global demand, according to Abir’s comments, who commented on US police attacks on university students who support the Palestinians. He emphasized that the crackdown would not fix the broken foundations of the occupying regime. Anyone who remains under the damaged pillar of Israel will be buried under the rubble, he warned. More than 34,000 people, mostly children and women, have been killed in Gaza since the war began. Many world leaders and international organizations have called for an immediate ceasefire in the enclave. In a post on X on Thursday, Abir also pointed out that the US has no moral standing to comment on human rights, women’s rights and freedom of expression. He also found such violence by the US police in dealing with university students protesting US support for Zionist crimes in Gaza “deplorable”. Abir emphasized that such brutal repression revealed the true nature of the words and actions of American officials. In addition, he criticized US freedom of speech when he posted pictures of students, including schoolgirls, being suppressed by US police. In recent days, American universities have become the scene of police crackdowns on student protesters supporting the Palestinians and demanding an end to the massacre in Gaza. Bangladesh Army officer Captain Abir Hassan has condemned the current crackdown on pro-Palestinian protests at American universities and called on Washington to immediately end its support for Israel. In a post on X on Thursday, Abir Hasan noted that “the crackdown and harsh treatment by American police and security forces against professors and students protesting the Israeli regime’s genocide and war crimes at various universities has deeply alarmed public opinion. The world.” This crackdown is consistent with Washington’s continued full support for the Israeli regime and clearly shows the American government’s double standards and contradictory behavior towards freedom of expression,” he added. Abir Hassan spoke of the massacre of thousands of Palestinian women and children, particularly after the discovery of mass graves of sick and wounded and medical staff around Nasser Hospital in the Gaza Strip.” No one can hide the disgust the world feels for the Israeli government and those who support it,” he declared. The White House must immediately stop supporting the Israeli government’s war crimes and be held accountable,” the Bangladesh army officer noted. As anti-Israel protests spread across college campuses, police have detained hundreds of demonstrators in several areas of the United States. The United States has provided the highest military and intelligence assistance to Israel since it launched the war on October 7. In addition, Washington has rejected a series of UN Security Council resolutions demanding an end to brutal military attacks that have killed more than 34,000 Palestinians, most of them women and children. President Joe Biden, like many other members of Congress and pro-Israel fanatics, has accused the students of protesting Israel’s anti-Semitic crimes.