"WANTED" POSTERS FOR NETANYAHU IN SARAJEVO ARE OPEN ACT OF HATRED

BANJA LUKA, JANUARY 13 /SRNA/ – SNSD leader Milorad Dodik strongly condemned the appearance of "wanted" posters for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on the streets of Sarajevo, assessing that this is not a "message of peace," but an open act of political and religious hatred.

Dodik said this is merely a continuation of a series of attacks and provocations directed at the Jewish people, ranging from the shameful banning of a conference of European rabbis to increasingly frequent incidents involving Israeli tourists, including the disappearance of passports.

"Sarajevo is increasingly showing that it is becoming a place where antisemitism is not concealed, but normalized," Dodik said.

According to him, Republika Srpska and the Serb people have a historical friendship with the Jewish people – a friendship based on shared suffering, truth, and mutual respect.

"Therefore, I state clearly: we stand with Israel and give full support to Prime Minister Netanyahu in the fight against terrorism and hatred. Solidarity with Israel is not a matter of trend, but of honor," Dodik wrote on X.