Little girl threatens IDF soldier in viral TikTok video - watch

The video got over 500 thousand views, with over 70 thousand likes and over 1000 shares. The comment section is flooded with laughing emojis.

 TikTok app is seen on a smartphone in this illustration taken, July 13, 2021.  (photo credit: REUTERS/DADO RUVIC)
TikTok app is seen on a smartphone in this illustration taken, July 13, 2021.
(photo credit: REUTERS/DADO RUVIC)

A little girl went viral after a TikTok video of her "threatening" an IDF soldier was posted on the platform on Sunday.

The TikTok video shows a little girl, who the video poster claims is Palestinian, "threatening" the Israeli IDF soldier by yelling at him and moving aggressively. At one point, she tried to punch him but completely misses.

The soldier then walks away "elegantly", as the person who posted the video wrote, while trying not to laugh. The girl also walks away to only come back moments later with her mother as backup.

The video shows the girl and her mother march up to the same soldier who is now joined by other soldiers and try to antagonize them, but it doesn't work.

The video ends with a quick pause of the girl's face after she notices the phone filming her.

@potter.fan.club7 הנה גם פרשנות שלי למקרה, יימחק מחר #israel #ישראל ♬ צליל מקורי - ❤
 Screenshot of the viral TikTok Video featuring a dance battle between and Israeli soldier and Palestinians. (credit: Screenshot/TikTok)
Screenshot of the viral TikTok Video featuring a dance battle between and Israeli soldier and Palestinians. (credit: Screenshot/TikTok)

The TikTok has over 500 thousand views, with over 70 thousand likes and over 1000 shares. The comment section is filled with laughing emojis and people tagging others. 

Israeli soldier dance battles with Palestinian kid goes viral

Another video of an IDF soldier dance battling with Palestinian kids went viral on TikTok on August 11. 

The video captioned with "The Israeli/Palestinian conflict in 2022" had over 271 thousand views.

IDF reservist Yal Hadok, a 21-year-old Kfar Sabah resident who immigrated from France, told N12, "At the beginning of June, we were reinforcing the Jenin area, and in the area of the [security] fence that separates between Israel and Judea and Samaria while I was at my post, we saw from a distance Arabs approaching the fence, seeing us looking back at them. Suddenly, I turned back and saw two kids starting to dance behind me, so I danced back."


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