Due to continued violence between Israelis and Palestinians, CNN fired a freelance writer on Sunday after publishing a series of anti-Semitic tweets.

CNN’s Pakistani freelancer, Adeel Raja, tweeted multiple tweets praising the German dictator Adolf Hilter, known for his genocide against millions of Jews, homosexuals and mental patients.

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After the conflict, Raja tweeted at 12.45 pm on Sunday: “Today’s world needs a Hitler.” Continue to grow in Gaza.

An Israeli bomb attack in Gaza on Sunday killed at least 42 Palestinians, bringing the death toll in Gaza to close to 200. Al Jazeera report Since the violence occurred last week, 58 Palestinian children and 34 Palestinian women have been killed.

Israel reported 10 deaths, including two children.

Raja’s tweets were deleted within a few hours, but as people dig into his past tweets, it took enough time to arouse people’s anger.

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In 2014, Raja supported Hitler on Twitter, and he cheered for Germany at the FIFA World Cup.

“The only reason I support Germany in the final is because Hitler is a German and he did a great job with those Jews!” One Raja’s tweets in 2014.

The next day, Raja said simply: “Hail Hitler!”

In Raja’s tweet, there was a strong criticism of the U.S.’s pro-Israel position.

“The history of creating terrorists and standing with them!” Raja tweeted in response to the former vice president Mike Pence tweeted The country “stands with Israel.”

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Washington Examiner According to the report, CNN spokesperson Matt Dornic emphasized that Raja is not a freelancer, but an employee of CNN.

Donic said: “As a freelancer, his report contributed to some news gathering in Islamabad.” “However, given these offensive remarks, he will no longer cooperate with CNN in any capacity. “