Zahra Haider

Zahra Haider is one of the leaders of the antisemitic Boycott, Divest, and Sanctions (BDS) movement, a member of the notorious campus group Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP), and a supporter of convicted terrorists. 

What's most concerning is that Haider produces content for NowThis, a widely popular social-media focused news group. She exploits the organization’s large reach to spread antisemitism and hatred of the Jewish state. From her defense of our previous Antisemites of the Week, Congresswomen Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib, to her obsessive rants about the evil perils of Israel, Haider uses 'NowThis' to spread bigotry to millions of people. 

Earlier this year, Haider came under fire for producing a clip for NowThis starring a Jewish woman who falsely claimed Anne Frank did not die in a concentration camp. Following the public’s wide outrage for promoting Holocaust denial, Haider and NowThis issued a correction. However, the damage was already done with tens of thousands of views on the original bigoted video. 

Zahra Haider openly supports terrorists. In 2014, she was photographed participating in a rally celebrating convicted terrorist Rasmeah Odeh. Odeh was stripped of her U.S. citizenship and deported for committing immigration fraud and lying about her terrorism charges. Haider published a poem on her personal website in honor and defense of Odeh, accusing the U.S. of wrongdoing for protecting America. 

While a student at Northwestern University, Haider was active in the school's SJP group and helped promote their BDS-focused agenda. She was one of 12 co-authors of a Letter to the Editor written to the Daily Northwestern that chastised an event hosted by J Street. The Letter argued that an Israeli perspective on the region's history is inherently invalid and that only Palestinian allegations of "colonialism, occupation and settlements" should be presented.

WE NEED YOUR HELP TO STOP ZAHRA HAIDER!

Zahra Haider continues to spread her one-sided, hateful, and dangerous views far and wide thanks to her position at 'NowThis'. Email Athan Stephanopoulos, President of 'NowThis', and demand Zahra Haider is removed from her position for her continued villainization of the Jewish people!

Mel Gibson

Mel Gibson's antisemitic rants are dominating news headlines once again. Last week, Hollywood star Winona Ryder told a U.K. publication about a horrific antisemitic statement made to her by Gibson earlier in her career.

According to Ryder, during a crowded party she attended, Gibson asked now deceased gay makeup icon Kevin Aucoin "Oh, wait am I gonna get AIDS?". Gibson then asked Ryder "You’re not an oven dodger, are you?" using a derogatory term for a person of Jewish heritage. The actress, born Winona Laura Horowitz who identifies as Jewish, added that Gibson, who probably understood the severity of his words, tried to apologize at a later date.

Over the years Gibson has made many outrageous hateful comments including antisemitic, racist, and sexist outbursts and allegations.

• In February 2004, after reviewing an advanced script of Gibson's film "The Passion of the Christ,” the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops issued a statement calling the screenplay "one of the most troublesome texts, relative to antisemitic potential, that any of us had seen in 25 years."

• As the film was released in theaters, many critics noted the portrayal of Jews as grotesque, hook-nosed pharisees. Caiaphas, the Jewish priest shown leading the charge against Jesus, remorsefully utters the controversial line "His blood [is] on us and on our children!" After outrage from the public, the subtitle for the line was removed while the audio remains in the film.

• Following the outrage, Gibson told The New Yorker he included the line, which insinuates the Jewish people share collective guilt for Jesus’ death, because "I wanted it in... it happened; It was said. But, man, if I included that in there, they’d [Jews] be coming after me at my house. They’d come to kill me."

• In July 2006, L.A. County Sheriff’s Deputy pulled Gibson over on the Pacific Coast Highway. After informing Gibson, who was allegedly drunk, that he will be detained, the actor screamed "F*cking Jews… The Jews are responsible for all the wars in the world" and asked the arresting officer if he is a Jew.

• In 2010, Gibson launched a racist, sexist rant against ex-girlfriend Oksana Grigorieva. On a leaked video tape, Gibson is heard saying to Grigorieva "You go out in public and it's a f**ing embarrassment to me. You look like a f*ing b* on heat and if you get raped by a pack of n**** it will be your fault."

• In April 2012, Warner Brothers cancelled Mel Gibson's controversial movie project about the Jewish Maccabee revolt in the 2nd Century B.C. after reading the script. Eszterhas, the screenwriter, claimed Gibson said his main goal was "to convert the Jews to Christianity" and continually called Jews 'Hebes' and 'oven-dodgers' during their work together. He also claimed that Gibson called the Holocaust "mostly a lot of horseshit" and at one point, Gibson falsely claimed that the Torah mentioned the sacrifice of Christian babies.

• In October 2016, while promoting his film "Hacksaw Ridge", Gibson said he felt "annoyed" when people mention his 2006 antisemitic tirade. Gibson said that it is "unfair" that he has a reputation as being prejudiced and he doesn't "understand why after 10 years it’s any kind of issue."

• In May 2019, it was reported that Mel Gibson would star in the controversial film "Rothchild" as a character named Whitelaw Rothchild, the patriarch of a super wealthy New York family whose name is a play on that of the Rothschild dynasty, a favorite target of antisemites. Social media users argued Gibson should not have been cast in a film with Jewish characters.

Mel Gibson was temporarily shunned from Hollywood following his bigoted views; it is time it happens again, this time for good. As reported this week, Gibson has already lost one movie role over Ryder's allegations; he will not return for the upcoming sequel to "Chicken Run" and the role of Rocky will be recast. During 2020's new 'cancel culture', it's difficult to find someone who must be permanently cancelled, more than Mel Gibson.

Ahmad Daraldik

Florida State University (FSU) has come under fire for its escalating Jew hatred campus atmosphere which climaxed last week with the newly appointed Student Senate President, Ahmad Daraldik, known for his "diversified" antisemitic public statements.

Daraldik was elected as a replacement for the previous President Jack Denton, a Catholic student, who was impeached and removed after his views about transgenderism and abortion were shared in a group chat on June 5th, 2020.

Ahmad Daraldik grew up in Ramallah, the headquarters of the Palestinian Authority (PA), and attended the prestigious Bridge Academy Preparatory School through 2014, available only to Americans and International Students. The school boasts a tuition price tag of $43,435 for the current 2019-2020 academic year.

Upon Daraldik's appointment as Student Senate President at FSU, outrage ensued as some of his vile antisemitic statements surfaced. In two separate social media posts, he wrote "F*ck Israel" and "stupid Jew" as captions, and posted a fake image of an alleged Israeli IDF Soldier stepping on a young girl.

Daraldik claimed he was being “defamed” because he expressed his frustrations with the alleged Israeli racist system, which as he claimed brutally oppressed him and his family, Notwithstanding the “public pressure” Daraldik refused to apologize. 

He also created a website connecting the "occupation of Palestine" to the Holocaust, falsely stating that "the Holocaust never ended, it just moved to Palestine" as well as claiming Israel was taken away from the Jewish people because they violated the commandments of the Torah.

The website also draws a misleading comparison between the Gaza strip, an area controlled by the terrorist organization Hamas, and concentration camps in Nazi Germany. 

The U.S. Department of State adopted a definition of antisemitism which clearly states that all comparisons of the State of Israel to that of Nazi Germany are in fact antisemitic. 

Just two weeks after Daraldik's appointment, FSU's Student Senate put forth a motion to remove him from his position as Students’ President. 

After a five hour Zoom meeting, despite the fact that a majority of Student Senators voted to oust Ahmad Daraldik, a 2/3 majority threshold was not reached and he retained his position. 

The virtual meeting was supervised by VP of Student Affairs, Amy Hecht, who claimed the University had no power to act pertaining to Ahmed's actions and comments.

We must ask ourselves why every class appears to be protected in 2020 except Jews? If Ahmed Daraldik's social media posts stated "stupid blacks" or "stupid gays", not only would he immediately be stripped of his Student Government position, but he would be swiftly expelled from the University. 

Florida State University's Jewish population is estimated to be 15% of the student body; the school miserably failed to protect this group, while normalizing antisemitism and standing by Jew haters like Ahmed Daraldik. 

Outraged? 

Email FSU's Chancellor Marshall M. Criser III and tell him Jewish students deserve the same protection afforded to all other groups on campus! 

Ice Cube

While many of his peers have been sending messages decrying injustice and intolerance, rapper Ice Cube (born O'Shea Jackson) spent the past week posting antisemitic content on Twitter to his 5.3 million followers, falsely tying Jews to the oppression of African American people. 

Last Sunday the former rapper caused outrage after posting the below antisemitic meme and refused to remove it, despite repeated requests by many Jewish groups.

The antisemitic caricature first appeared as a mural in London’s East End in 2012 and sparked a controversy when the Jewish Museum of Art of London likened it to antisemitic propaganda in Nazi Germany and in 2018, after Britain’s Labour Party leader at the time, Jeremy Corbyn, voiced support for Kalen Ockerman, the artist behind 'offensive' mural.

On Wednesday, June 10th, the rapper posted another troubling meme on Twitter that stated "Hebrew Israelites [were] slaves in Ancient Egypt. Clearly they are a black people." The message is a reference to the false idea, shared among Nation of Islam and the Hebrew Israelite group, that black people, not present-day Jews, are the true descendants of biblical Israelites. 

A few hours prior, Ice Cube retweeted a post referencing the cult-like group's promo video and an assertion that the group's members are "God’s chosen people", with the threatening text "Your time is running out..."

That same day, he also tweeted a Jewish Star of David with what appeared to be a Black Cube of Saturn inside. The symbol has been described as a reference to occult worship possibly suggesting that Jews are controlling the world. 

Not surprisingly, Ice Cube is a fan of rabid Jew hater Louis Farrakhan (our June 10, 2019 Antisemite of the Week). He recently openly supported Farrakhan on Twitter, stating that "the Honorable Farrakhan continues to warn America". In 2018, Farrakhan caused turmoil for referring to Jews as termites, and is considered one of the most distinctive antisemites of our time. 

Ice Cube's revolting Twitter tirade not only caused outrage among Jewish circles, but it even caught the attention of Marc Lamont Hill (our May 15, 2019 Antisemite of the Week), a CNN contributor that was fired for his own antisemitic conspiracy theories. 

When a Twitter user asked if Ice Cube was hacked given his blunt antisemitic rant, Lamont Hill replied "Sadly, no. This is his second antisemitic post in a week".

This isn't the first time Ice Cube was accused of antisemitism. In 1991, the Simon Wiesenthal Center condemned his album “Death Certificate,” noting that many lyrics were racist and one of the songs called for the murder of a Jewish music industry figure. His song “No Vaseline” has been criticized for its line directed at his former group NWA, stating “let a white Jew tell [them] what to do.”

In 2015, Ice Cube was also accused of ordering his entourage to beat up a rabbi. According to various news outlets, Rabbi P. Taras was at the MGM Detroit hotel when he bumped into Ice Cube outside an elevator. The rapper responded by having the Rabbi assaulted. While he was getting stomped, Taras claims he heard several antisemitic epithets. A $2 million lawsuit against the rapper for assault and battery was filed.

At this time of civil unrest, when the need to pull together and condemn hate against all racial groups is greater than ever, we are disgusted by Ice Cube's vile antisemitism, which is being spread to millions online. 

Help us stop his hatred by reporting any of his antisemitic posts!

Jake Morphonios

Jake (Rondol) Morphonios is a dangerous conspiracy theorist. His YouTube channel "Blackstone Intelligence Network" was “temporarily” removed from the social media platform for repeated content violations in March 2018. Morphonios spreads antisemitism on social media, peddles in vile antisemitic conspiracy theories, minimizes the Holocaust, and romanticizes the antisemitic BDS movement. 

Some of Morphonios' antisemitic tweets include:

• May 2018: "Jews only make up 1% of the USA. Why are we okay with the 1% having so much power over the USA?"

• September 2018: "The Jewish controlled Council on Foreign Relations writes US policy."

• August 2019: “I believe that Trump has sold us out to Israel and the Zionist-Globalist agenda."

In November 2018, Morphonios tweeted a horrific antisemitic conspiracy theory: "Forget #RussiaGate. Why don't our politicians talk about #IsraelGate - the influence-peddling/buying and selling of US officials by the Israeli Lobby? Because most of our politicians, including @realDonaldTrump, are in the pockets of the #Zionist machine. Resist #Zionism!"

Jake Morphonios also engages in Holocaust revisionism, a popular form of antisemitism where bigots deny or minimize key aspects of the Holocaust. For instance, throughout his videos Morphonios falsely proclaimed the following:

• "Approximately 250,000 Jews died during this time. Not six million."

• “Zyklon B, there were gas chambers there, yes, but not for gassing and killing the Jews, it was to eradicate the little critters that were carrying the Typhoid."

• "The slaughter of the German people themselves, the Germans, after WW2 was far worse than was done to the Jews during the war."

Morphonios is also a devoted defender of antisemite Congresswoman Ilhan Omar. In March 2019 he tweeted: "Great info on the Ilhan Omar controversy & how her stand against AIPAC has emboldened some media outlets into allowing criticism of #Israel and its influence on US politics. #IStandWithIlhan".

Additionally, Jake Morphonios constantly expresses his support of the vile BDS movement; in July 2019 he tweeted "HR 246 - a resolution ‘to condemn the #BDS campaign as anti-Israel, anti-peace & damaging to U.S. interests’ passed 398-17 in the House. Don't tell me our Congress isn't owned by Israel!" Just a few months prior, he also tweeted "Zionists & their American puppet politicians are trying (with HR 336) to take away our right to boycott #Israel "

Just this week, Morphonios blamed the horrific murder of a Minnesota man, George Floyd, by a police officer, on Jews, claiming that the Minneapolis Police Department received training from the Israeli Military. His tweet mirrored the message of a radical left BDS Group, the Democratic Socialists of America’s BDS National Working Group. Blatant false claims such as these do nothing but incite violence against Jews. 

We need YOUR help to remove dangerous Jew haters like Jake Morphonios from social media! Report his YouTube Channel here and his Twitter account here.

Ilana Feldman

Ilana Feldman - Courtesy on the Arab Center in Washington D.C.

Ilana Feldman is a self-hating Jewish academic, the Vice Dean at the Elliott School of International Affairs and a Professor of Anthropology, History, and International Affairs at George Washington University (GW).

Being a classic “As A Jew” useful idiot, she is also a fervent supporter of the antisemitic Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement and has a record of downplaying terrorism, delegitimizing the State of Israel, and advocating to suspend academic ties with Jewish institutions. 

As a member of the American Anthropological Association (AAA), Feldman unsuccessfully lobbied for an AAA boycott of Israeli academic institutions. In 2015, Feldman co-submitted a BDS resolution to the AAA, falsely accusing Israel of "ethnic cleansing" and condemning “Israel’s colonization of Palestine." The resolution also falsely claimed that “anthropological frameworks and methods, ethnographic and archaeological, are actively used by Israel to further occupation and colonization." 

On April 21, 2016 Feldman posted to Facebook a photo of herself holding a sign supporting the resolution, stating: “I voted for #ANTHROBOYCOTT The most effective way for the AAA to support Palestinian rights." She commented in the post: “AAA boycott supporters! Please take a photo of yourself holding a sign saying why you voted in favor and tag with #anthroboycott!"

Ilana Feldman April 2016- “As A Jew” useful idiot

On June 7, 2016, AAA announced the BDS resolution failed. 

On May 8, 2018 Ilana Feldman participated in the Arab Center of Washington DC (ACW) discussion about the Nakba, mourning the inability of six regular Arab armies to concur the State of Israel and kill all its Jewish residents.

Feldman's deliberate blur of activism and blunt antisemitism has prompted serious concerns. She is the perfect example of a scholar-activist who has now been given authority by GW to extend her own sphere of antisemitic influence beyond the classroom.

A few weeks ago, GW appointed Feldman as an Interim Dean of GW's Elliott School of International Affairs (ESIA). Her new position drew immediate outrage from various organizations including GW Students for Israel who launched a petition, which was signed by thousands, urging GW to reconsider the appointment and select a better-suited candidate for the permanent dean of ESIA. 

GW's leadership immediately responded to the petition, stating they have heard the concerns about Ilana Feldman and will ensure she follow's GW's policy of not supporting/advocating for the BDS movement. GW also noted that Feldman will not be eligible for the permanent Dean position. 

While GW's statement does have its shortcomings, we applaud GW for not putting up with antisemitic rhetoric being used to manipulate to young, impressionable minds. 

Help us fight antisemitism on campus. Click here to report antisemitic Professors and faculty members. 

Gazi Kodzo

UPDATE July 21, 2022: Kodzo has been arrested and charged with sodomy, aggravated assault, and various other charges after the body of an 18 year old man was found in his home; more here.

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Gazi Kodzo (real name Augustus Romain) is a radical social media activist from Atlanta, GA, the self-declared commander-in-chief of his own radical group, the Black Hammer. Since 2007, Kodzo is consistently spewing vile antisemitic and anti-American rhetoric on his online platforms, garnering thousands of views and comments. 

Kodzo frequently preaches about gaining black power over Americans who are in his view "colonial white oppressors." His extremism recently led him to be kicked out of the African People’s Socialist Party (APSP).

APSP has found itself in the center of an antisemitic controversy more than once, specifically after their leader, Omali Yeshitela, stated the Holocaust "is being used against the African revolution" and that that Jews are exaggerated the Holocaust by claiming that six million Jews died by the Nazis. Omali Yeshitela, who has praised terrorists as well as cop killers and falsely blamed Jews for colonialist-era crimes by the German empire in Namibia, was recently paid thousands of dollars by a California community college for “Diversity” training. 

However, Gazi Kodzo's bigotry is so atrocious that even Holocaust deniers like the APSP and Omali Yeshitela, as they want nothing to do with him, and blame him for a plot destroy their revolutionary leadership and manipulate their followers. 

Just a few days after the world commemorated Yom HaShoah in April, 2020, Kodzo went on a horrific antisemitic rant on both his Twitter and Facebook accounts vilifying and belittling the death of Anne Frank while referencing a derogatory, misogynistic term used for white women - 'BECKY'. Garnering immediate criticism from all sides of the political spectrum, Twitter immediately suspended both of his accounts.

In addition, Gazi Kodzo spreads false conspiracy theories on social media. On his Instagram page he propagate an antisemitic lie surrounding Jews and the COVID-19 global pandemic, stating that the United States and Israel were involved in a plot to "steal" the West Bank while the world was distracted with Coronavirus. 

Kodzo appears to also endorse more radical and violent forms of action against those that he considers “colonizers.” He recently posted on social media a troubling quote by Frantz Fanon (Ibrahim Frantz Fanon) who often endorsed murder as a justifiable means to an end. 

Screenshot capture from Gazi Kodzo's Facebook 'About Me' section

In another Instagram post, Kodzo posed with a firearm while happily grinning for the camera. With antisemitic violence skyrocketing in America, we need to ask ourselves if hate filled individuals who support murder, such as Kodzo, should be allowed to carry firearms.

We need YOUR help - despite being suspended on Twitter and condemned by peers for his antisemitism, Gazi Kodzo refuses to back down! Help us remove his social media accounts propagating hate by reporting his Facebook page HERE as well as his vile YouTube channel HERE.

As’ad Abukhalil

As’ad Abukhalil, a Professor of Political Science at California State University-Stanislaus, has an extensive reputation as a Jew-hating academic. In March 2020, Abukhalil reached a new level of bigotry by taking advantage of the COVID-19 pandemic to propagate his ongoing antisemitic and anti-Israel hatred.

In response to an Israel Hayom tweet regarding Coronavirus quarantine news, Abukhalil falsely accused Israel of planning to place "Non-Jews in mass prisons" while eluding that Jews will receive special privilege. After he was immediately called out for his bigoted and untrue tweet by Jews and non-Jews alike, Abukhalil claimed he was joking and then went on a tirade about “Zionist hoodlums” reporting his tweet.

This isn't the first time As’ad Abukhalil has openly spread his Jew hating ideology on social media. In December 2015, he compared both the Israeli Prime Minister and the U.S. president to Nazis, writing, "Trump and Netanyahu are different in the same way that Hitler was different from Goebbels." Comparing Israel or Israelis to the Nazis is blunt antisemitism under the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) definition, which has been widely adopted by many countries around the world, including the United States.

Abukhalil is also an ardent supporter of the antisemitic Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement. Unlike many of his Jew-hating colleagues, Abukhalil doesn’t hide the true aim of BDS which is to destroy Israel. In a February 2013 article, Abukhalil confirmed that "the real aim of BDS is to bring down the state of Israel."

As’ad Abukhalil also glorifies terrorists; he has publicly declared that George Habash, founder of the terror organization the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) known as “the godfather of Middle East terrorism", is one of his greatest inspirations.

Universities and colleges have traditionally served as enclaves for intellectual expression; thanks to antisemitic Professors like As’ad Abukhalil they've instead turned into cesspools of bigotry and hatred under the mask of "free speech" and are poisoning the minds of young, impressionable students.

We need your help to put a stop to this - contact President Ellen Junn of California State University-Stanislaus HERE and demand Professor As’ad Abukhalil is fired for his ongoing antisemitism!

Matthew Slatzer

Matthew Slatzer's mugshot from a 2016 arrest

UPDATE March 17, 2023: Matthew Slatzer was sentenced to four months in prison and two additional years on federal probation for violating his parole. The member of the Aryan Brotherhood was sent back to federal prison days after he helped distribute flyers in Wadsworth ahead of a drag queen event that drew white supremacists and included some violent clashes; more here.

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Rallies across the country protesting state imposed COVID-19 stay-at-home orders have been given white supremacists an opportunity to show their ugly head and spread Jew hatred in public. One rally in particular has stood out thanks to self-proclaimed neo-Nazi Matthew Slatzer. 

On Saturday April 23rd, at a Columbus, Ohio COVID-19 protest, 36 year old Matthew Slatzer from Canton, Ohio, was spotted driving a Dodge Minivan with a fellow white supremacist holding an antisemitic poster out of the car window. The poster depicted an outrageous caricature of a Jew portrayed as a rat with a Star of David, titled "The Real Plague." 

Photo Courtesy of Laura Hancock, Columbus Reporter for Cleveland.com

Slatzer and his friend were later seen with the same vile poster at the demonstration in front of the Columbus State Capital Building. The pictures of him holding the antisemitic poster were quickly shared on social media by fellow attendees that were outraged with what they saw. 

Photo Courtesy of Laura Hancock, Columbus Reporter for Cleveland.com

Nate Thayer, an investigative journalist, interviewed Slatzer after he was identified. In the interview Slatzer said "The Jews are responsible for the Coronavirus." According to Thayer, Slatzer stated a series of conspiracy theories blaming Jews for everything from the country's shut down and quarantine to falsely claiming that Jews are blackmailing political leaders to enforce the COVID-19 shutdown “because they were all flown out to Jeffrey Epstein’s pedophile sex island paid for by Jews.”

Slatzer also stated that all potential vaccines are a Jewish conspiracy to poison people contending that “All the vaccines are made in Israel; they were all created by Israeli scientists.”

Matthew Slatzer is not a stranger to expressing his hatred wherever he can. In 2019, he was photographed at a Detroit, Michigan Pride event holding an N.S.M. (National Socialist Movement) shield while performing a Nazi salute. 

N.S.M. is one of the largest antisemitic, neo-Nazi groups in America that aims to revoke American citizenship from Jews, non-whites, and members of the LGBTQ community.

The N.S.M leads the Nationalist Front, an umbrella organization that consists of neo-Nazis, traditional white supremacists, and, to a lesser degree, racist skinheads.

Along with being a horrific antisemitic conspiracy theorist, Matthew Slatzer has a frightening history of violence. More than 40 criminal charges were filed against him including domestic battery, cruelty to animals, aggravated assault, felonious assault, and numerous charges related to drug possession. In February 2020, Slatzer was arrested and charged with illegal possession of a firearm in a liquor permit premises.

Matthew Slatzer has a Facebook page and a YouTube channel that he named 'Fourteen Eighty Eight' that features videos of a KKK cross lighting and an Italian fascist flag. White supremacists often use 1488 to express their antisemitic and racists beliefs; the first symbol '14', which is shorthand for the'14 Word' slogan: "We must secure the existence of our people and a future for white children." The second is '88', which stands for "Heil Hitler" (H being the 8th letter of the alphabet). Together, the numbers form a general endorsement of white supremacy and its beliefs. 

Slatzer's vile acts of hatred caught the attention of the State's Governor who issued a swift condemnation via Twitter, garnering public support.

Help us remove Matthew Slatzer's bigoted page from YouTube; click here and report the user for hate speech against a protected group followed by religious affiliation. You must be signed in to YouTube/Google to do this. All reports are anonymous.

Alison Weir

Alison Weir is a radical activist known for her obsession with vilifying Jews over the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. She is the founder of the nonprofit organization If Americans Knew (IAK) which promotes anti-Semitic myths, works with white supremacists and aims to halt all U.S. funding to Israel.

Ironically, IAK is so far skewed that it accuses anti-Israel mainstream media outlets of being too pro-Israel. Even virulent antisemitic organizations such as Jewish Voice for Peace (JVP) and the U.S. Campaign to End the Occupation previously accused IAK of antisemitism.

In her discussions of Israel’s alleged influence over America and the world, Weir employs horrendous antisemitic imagery and falsely portrays Israel and its agents as ruthless forces that control American policy through brutal intimidation and deception.

• Weir published an original blog post on her personal site which justified antisemitism by labeling the Jewish "race" as "an object of hatred to all the peoples among whom it has established itself," effectively blaming Jews for antisemitism.

• In a Swedish daily newspaper, Weir penned pieces in which she falsely asserts that Jewish organ traffickers "coerce people into giving up their organs" and the Israeli government has enabled a “transplant tourism” industry that exploits poor and needy individuals overseas. Furthermore, she falsely accuses Israeli authorities of targeting Palestinians for autopsies and organ harvesting performed without permission. In addition to these vile and atrocious claims, Weir cites a bogus theory that Israelis traffic organs as a means of "revenge, restitution, and reparation for the Holocaust."

• Weir has worked repeatedly with white supremacists; in a series of appearances on the radio show of white supremacist and Holocaust denier Clayton Douglas, Weir dismissed allegations that he was a racist, did not challenge his repeated assertions of Jewish control of the world, and did not protest when he played a speech by former Ku Klux Klan grand wizard David Duke. She has also repeatedly published her hateful propaganda in the American Free Press, a white supremacist anti-Semitic site.

• When former U.S. President Barak Obama nominated the Jewish Justice Merrick Garland to the U.S. Supreme Court, Weir's group, IAK, attacked the decision using the 'Jews Control the Government' antisemitic trope. 

• When asked about terror attacks against innocent Israeli civilians, Weir put all the blame on the Jews, stating "There are basically two ways to end suicide bombings. One way is to give the Palestinian population F-16s to deliver their bombs. The other way is to stop funding the Israelis." She is a devoted supporter of the murderous tactics of the Palestinians and her message is happily embraced by many known anti-Israel groups with suspected terror ties, including Al-Awda.

Despite spewing her vile antisemitic blood libels, diminishing the Holocaust, and blaming Jews for terror, Weir was still invited to speak at Clovis Community College near Fresno, CA in September 2019 for a program titled "Uncovered: Israel’s Occupation of Palestine". The event drew widespread criticism throughout the entire Jewish community including from Progressive groups like the Zioness Movement.

Alison Weir isn't a human rights activist, but rather a vile Jew hater that attempts to mask her antisemitism via her haphazardly run social justice platform that has been denounced by her own radical brethren.

Carolyn Yeager

Carolyn Yeager can pass for a sweet suburban Connecticut librarian but rather is a frightening Texas-based neo-Nazi and Holocaust denier who runs her own website and openly spreads her vile Jew hatred. 

Her website is filled with atrocious racist and antisemitic material, as well as draconian essays promoting highly offensive and oppressive views on woman's duties and motherhood styles reminiscent of the Hulu hit series 'The Handmaid's Tale'. Yeager also had a now defunct radio station, "The White Network" which was a platform describes as: “Whites talking to Whites about White interests."

Screenshot from Carolyn Yeager's Website promoting a "Hitler's Table Talk" Study Hour CD

On her website, Yeager describes growing up in a “white home town” in the Midwest, the daughter of a German-American father who complained about "the dishonest Jews who cheated him and the Negroes who stole from him." She claims she was a liberal for a time, "sympathetic to the plight of the coloreds,” but in the late 1990s began to read conspiracy literature and learned the truth about the takeover of the American monetary system "by mainly Jewish bankers." She also states "Adolf Hitler’s goal was not world domination and enslavement, but to establish justice and fairness for Germans and to build a great German nation within a unified, anti-communist Europe". 

From April through August 2007, Yeager was the Texas state leader of the neo-Nazi American National Socialist Workers Party (ANSWP), a group that descended from the National Socialist Movement, the largest neo-Nazi group in the country. In a 2007 profile in the "National Socialist," she is quoted praising Hitler, advocating the supremacy of the Aryan "race," and claiming that the "Jews' long-term plan is to drive us off the land and alienate us from our roots so that we will not fight."

Yeager has tried to promote National Socialism to women. She is the author of a section called "Women and National Socialism," on the neo-Nazi "White Knights of America" website. Attempting to sway over women to a neo-Nazi ideology, she claims that they will not have a second-class status under a National Socialist regime, they will be honored as mothers, and they will find themselves happy to couple with men who are fighting against the extinction of their race. 

After taking a tour of Auschwitz in 2010, Carolyn Yeager came to the conclusion that everything about the concentration camp is fake and published a 48-page booklet entitled 'Auschwitz: The Underground Guided Tour: What the Tour Guides Don’t Tell You at Auschwitz-Birkenau'. It has been promoted by one of the largest neo-Nazi groups, Stormfront and cheered by the Barnes Review, a virulent antisemitic organization that pushes Holocaust-denial literature and fights against "Jewish political and cultural domination."

Screenshot of a Carolyn Yeager Radio Spot claiming Elie Wiesel was never in a concentration camp and lied about his Holocaust tattoo

In her booklet, Yeager outlandishly claims "Auschwitz was not a notorious Nazi extermination camp in Poland where more than one million people were gassed to death but rather a reform, re-education and rehabilitation facility where the inmates were taught trades when not occupying luxurious [and] attractive red-brick sleeping quarters complete with mattresses, flush toilets, porcelain-covered stoves for cozy heating, and double-paned casement windows." 

Yeager likes to host likeminded Holocaust deniers like Charles Krafft and Eric Hunt on her podcast that she shares on her website. When faced with funding issues, the three pondered the idea of joining forces with wealthy Muslim nations stating they should "get those oil sheiks that are supposed to be anti-Zionist to pony up."

In 2018, Carolyn Yeager edited a book sold on Amazon "The Artist Within the Warlord: An Adolf Hitler You've Never Known". The book romanticizes Adolf Hitler in a sickening way and attempts to paint Hitler as an artist and humanist. 

Also in 2018, Yeager attacked Journalist Mary Lane's coverage of art collector and World Jewish Congress head Ronald Lauder calls for increased investigation of artworks looted from Jewish Europeans by the Nazis currently held in German museums.

As 2020 marks the 75th anniversaries of the liberation of Auschwitz and the 75th anniversary of the end of Holocaust, it is even more crucial to expose horrific Holocaust deniers and Jew haters such as Carolyn Yeager. 

Andrew "Weev" Auernheimer

Andrew "Weev" Auernheimer is a self proclaimed white supremacist, neo-Nazi, and the digital mastermind behind the world's largest alt-right hate website, the Daily Stormer.

Auernheimer was sentenced to 41 months in federal prison for charges related to computer hacking. After his sentence was overturned on a technicality, he fled to Transnistria, a Russia-backed breakaway region in Moldova on the border with Ukraine.

In August 2017, Auernheimer moved the Daily Stormer to the dark web after Google and GoDaddy refused to host it. Around the same time, Twitter banned several accounts associated with The Daily Stormer. Auernheimer himself was banned from Twitter in December 2016 for his hateful propaganda.

Besides fighting to keep the Daily Stormer online, Auernheimer’s “hacktivism” has included hijacking printers on college campuses to make them print out swastika-bedecked fliers. A few months later, in two subsequent waves of "fliering", Auernheimer depicted Jews being killed and raped and called his followers to support and defend acts of violence against anyone perceived to be anti-white.

Despite having Jewish relatives according to his mother, Andrew Auernheimer holds frightening and dangerous antisemitic views. On the Nazi podcast 'Radical Agenda' , Auernheimer said Jews were to blame for the Daily Stormer website losing its dot-com status, requiring it to be moved from domain to domain: “If you don’t let us dissent peacefully, then our only option is to murder you. To kill your children. To kill your whole families,” he stated. “There is only one thing absent free speech that we can do to express our dissent and that’s to slaughter you like dogs, and you’re gonna have it coming and your children will deserve to die.”

He also added that retaliation against Jews should focus on the “top” Jews, and “the most Jewish Jews.”

As the COVID-19 pandemic has led to more people spending time at home and conducting meetings and business online, an increasing focus has been placed by radical groups on facilitating hate and harassment on such platforms. Auernheimer is believed to be at the forefront of this virtual racist campaign.

On March 24th, a Jewish youth group out of Boston was conducting an online Zoom meeting when two of the participants spotted that Auernheimer has infiltrated the call (see screenshot below). Since the incident, many groups are reporting incidents of the new "Zoombombing" trend.

We call on you to stay alert! If you are participating in a virtual meeting such as Zoom, Microsoft Teams Meeting, or Google Hangout and have been "Zoombombed" please contact us here.

Special Addition: COVID19 Pandemic - a Jew Hater's New Weapon

From the Black Plague of the 14th Century Europe to the Measles outbreak in America in 2018, Jews have been systematically blamed for creation and the spread of most of the World's epidemics. The recent Coronavirus (COVID19) pandemic is no different and has sparked a massive surge in antisemitism, both classic and new.

The radical “As a Jew” far left group IfNotNow, co-founded by two previous 'Antisemites of the Week' Simone Zimmerman and Max Berger, started a petition attacking Israel for the Coronavirus pandemic in Gaza BEFORE a single case of COVID19 was even identified in the highly populated area. For IfNotNow, the point of the petition was not to help the people of Gaza but rather to lay the ground work in order to villainize and falsely accuse the Jewish people of Israel for the COVID19 pandemic. 

Sadly, IfNotNow is not alone; hundreds of antisemitic posts can be found on social media these days, posted by far-left extremists, alt-right members, BDS supporters, and other hate groups. 

Some accusing Jews living in Israel and the diaspora of spreading the virus, some comparing the Jewish State to the Coronavirus in order to delegitimize Israel, and others calling for intentional infection of Jews with the virus.

The International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) working definition of antisemitism was established to identify this exact type of antisemitism in order to combat the persecution of Jews. The IHRA Definition states that images associated with classic antisemitism (e.g. disease, cancer or virus) to characterize Israel and/or Jews is a clear expression of antisemitism.

The above image on the left was also used by the pro-BDS student organization Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) to announce the scaling back of the "Israeli Apartheid Week" events and campus-activities across the U.S. to online platforms.

Similar hate groups used Twitter to promote Jew hatred by accusing Jews of the COVID19 pandemic. 

Meanwhile, Rick Wiles from TruNews, a white supremacy outlet which referred to the Presidential impeachment as a “Jew coup,” posted over a dozen antisemitic tweets and stated Jews were spreading COVID19 in their synagogues.  Not to be outdone, longtime Klan leader and now international spokesman for Holocaust denial, David Duke accused Jews of the pandemic. 

It's of no surprise that antisemitic countries like Turkey and Iran are happy to play along in the "Jew" blame game; a source close to President Erdogan claimed the virus “serves Zionist interests” on state run TV, and an English language media outlet in Iran falsely proclaimed that “Zionist elements developed a deadlier strain of coronavirus against Iran.”

Even Hollywood is taking a swing at it! As Israel rushes to put out a COVID19 vaccine, actress Rosanna Arquette tweeted a conspiracy theory that Israel was aware of the virus and a Jewish owned company, Oscar, was profiting from it. Arquette quickly deleted the post and issued an apology, claiming that she has a Jewish mother and meant no harm. 

If we close our eyes for a moment, it truly appears we have fallen back in time. The great antisemitic conspiracies that Jews cause the plagues of the world never went away; rather they were in a dormant slumber. 

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to spread in the world and cause suffering and economic downturn, we expect Jew-haters to raise their ugly heads and blame the Jewish people for creating the disease, for spreading it globally, for causing the looming recession and for profiting from all of the above.

Phillip Agnew

As of March 7th, 2020 Phillip Agnew, who in 2015 changed his name to Umi Selah before changing it back in 2020 to Phillip Agnew, became the newest addition to Bernie Sanders' 2020 Presidential Campaign, serving as Senior Advisor. At Bernie Sanders 2020, Agnew joined a long list of Jew-haters such as Ilhan Omar, Rashida Tlaib, and Linda Sarsour, all thrilled to call Sanders an ally.

Agnew, who previously also served as a national surrogate for the Sanders campaign and is known as a devoted anti-Zionist, is the co-founder of Dream Defenders, a radical activist group that wants to ‘Abolish Prisons’ and promotes Palestinian Terrorists.

In March 2016, Agnew promoted on Facebook a Dream Defenders educational series marketed towards sixth to eleventh graders titled “Blacked Out History - Rebellion Curriculum Toolkit" which glorified terror and featured the PFLP (Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine). The PFLP, a designated Foreign Terror Organization by the United States, Canada, Israel, the European Union, Australia, and other countries pioneered civilian aircraft hijackings, most notably with the capture of an Air France plane in 1976. 

Philip Agnew also called Zionism “a racist, exploitative, and exclusionary ideology” in a 2015 article for Ebony magazine. He also criticized former President Barack Obama for comparing the right of Jews to have a state to African-Americans seeking equal protection under the law; he called the comparison a “lie” and a “figment of our well-manicured imagination.”

Philip Agnew via Dream Defenders attempts to promote a concept of global solidarity by falsely drawing a direct line between the struggle for Black liberation in America and the characterization of Israel as an apartheid state that perpetrates ethnic cleansing, a direct violation of the IHRA working definition of antisemitism. 

In addition, Agnew openly spread his hatred of the Jewish State on Social Media: 

• On October 2018, Agnew tweeted falsely accusing the “Israel government" of “ethnic cleansing of the Palestinian people."

• On August 2016, Agnew shared a misleading article titled: “The Genocide of the Palestinian People: An International Law and Human Rights Perspective." 

• On August 2016, Agnew shared a Dream Defender blog post doubling down on the Movement for Black Lives Platform’s false accusations that Israel committed “genocide… against the Palestinian People."

Agnew pushes back against charges of antisemitism by emphasizing that his accusations are directed at the Israeli government, rather than Jews as a people. However, his narrative clearly indicates this is not true. Equating Zionism with racism often crosses a dangerous line beyond simply criticizing a government’s actions and undermines the right of Jews to a national homeland. 

Philip Agnew's attempts to hide his blatant Jew hatred under the pretense of 'Zionism is racist' is fooling no one. In a time when we have skyrocketing incidents of antisemitism, bigots like Agnew should be held accountable rather than rewarded for their hatred with coveted political positions. 

Robert Sterkeson

Photo Credit: Dissenter

Robert Sterkeson, a resident of Glendale, Arizona, is a white supremacist who frequently targets Jews, African-Americans, the LGBTQ community, and Muslims; in October 2018, on the day of the Tree of Life shooting in Pittsburgh, Sterkeson entered the lobby of the Arizona Biltmore hotel, which was hosting the Jewish National Fund Conference, and unfurled a Nazi flag. 

Self-proclaimed neo-Nazi Robert Sterkeson was the man who also interrupted Presidential candidate Bernie Sanders’ March 5th rally in Arizona when he waved a Nazi flag behind Sanders and began shouting 'Heil Hitler'.

Senator Sanders has spoken publicly in recent months about his Jewish ancestry as a way to diffuse the wide criticism for his association with vile antisemites like Linda Sarsour, Ilhan Omar, Rashida Tlaib and Jeremy Corbyn.

Photo Credit: Twitter

That same day, Robert Sterkeson posted video and images of the stunt on social media and bragged the he is the one who had flown the swastika at a “Jewish National Fund conference on the same day as the synagogue shooting!” He followed by posting the hashtag: #RobertBowersDidNothingWrong.”

The popular phrase "what starts with Jews never ends with Jews" can be perfectly demonstrated by Sterkeson; Since at least 2006, he has owned the domain name BombIslam.com (now temporarily suspended by host website NameCheap.com) where he has long posted vile anti-Muslim propaganda and at one time sold T-shirts with the slogan, “Islam is the cancer. Nukes are the answer.” 

In recent years, Sterkeson has taken to using his real name online, and he made it clear his hatred was no longer limited to Muslims and expressed hatred for Jews, African-Americans, the LGBT community and immigrants, too. He also purchased the domain name BombIsrael.com.

Robert Sterkeson's rhetoric and actions are so problematic, he is now kicked off multiple major social media platforms, including Twitter and Facebook, as well as Gab and Minds, which in the past have been more tolerant of white supremacists.

Sterkeson's vile hatred however is still available on YouTube and BitChute, a controversial alt-right video sharing site based out of the UK. 

Simone Zimmerman

Simone Zimmerman is the co-founder (alongside Elizabeth Warren's radical staffer Max Berger) of the extreme-left self-hating Jewish group IfNotNow (INN), established in 2014.

Despite many of its members claiming to be of Jewish descent, INN is known for its vile antisemitism and Jew hatred. This group of “As A Jew” useful idiots works closely with other antisemitic organizations such as Students for Justice in Palestinian and Hatem Bazian, their founder. Together they call for the destruction of the State of Israel, idolize terrorists, and spread lies and false propaganda against the Jewish State. 

In 2018, INN recited Kaddish (the Jewish mourning prayer) for Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad terrorists who were killed while trying to breach the Gaza-Israeli border to “free Jerusalem” and murder innocent Jewish civilians on their way to Jerusalem.

The members of INN use their Jewish ancestry as moral justification for their antisemitism and at the same time reject every Jewish value. They train camp counselors to infiltrate Jewish summer camps to teach Jewish children lies about Israel and demonize the Jewish state and the Jewish people.

While Zimmerman claims she does not support the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) campaign against Israel, she did fully admit that BDS is a legitimate, non-violent tactic. Zimmerman has also praised the American pro-BDS group Jewish Voice for Peace (JVP), which has ties to convicted PFLP terrorist Rasmea Odeh and Zimmerman declined to answer questions asking if she considers Hamas, Hezbollah, Islamic Jihad and the PFLP to be terrorist entities.

Zimmerman was hired as the Jewish outreach coordinator for the Bernie Sanders' 2016 Presidential campaign but proved to be too radical even for Sanders and was fired after only 2 days over controversial social media posts.

Also in 2016, 3 days after the death of Holocaust survivor and founding chairman of the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, Elie Wiesel, Zimmerman co-authored an article in which she accused Wiesel of working “to further a violent religious nationalist agenda”.

Simone also spreads vile lies about the Israeli military on her Twitter account:

• In May 2018, she tweeted: “If Israeli leaders wanted to de-escalate in Gaza, they could have. But the truth is that the violence benefits them. They can pop champagne with their fanatic, racist friends, party to Eurovision soundtrack..."

• During the 2018 Gaza border riots instigated by Hamas, Zimmerman claimed that Hamas terrorists are mere protesters although most of them were officially identified as terror operatives who were killed while carrying out terrorist attacks, or attempting to breach the border fence between Israel and the Gaza Strip to kill civilians.

In March 2019, B'Tselem announced Simone Zimmerman as their U.S. Director. B'Tselem is a radical-left anti-Israel NGO that obtains nearly all of its funding from European organizations and the United Nations.

Zimmerman's family and friends are baffled how she, who grew up in a Zionist home in Los Angeles, attended a Jewish high school in the Valley, spent summers at Camp Ramah in Ojai with her United Synagogue Youth movement,  and seemed destined to become a stalwart of the pro-Israel community, became such an antisemitic radical.

The turning point for Simone was when she arrived at the notorious antisemitic campus of UC Berkeley in fall 2009 and became active at the local Hillel. Within a few years she transformed from a pro-Israel enthusiast, active with AIPAC, into a radical left anti-Israel activist who vigorously promotes Jew hatred across the U.S.

Simone Zimmerman (right) pictured at an AIPAC Event in 2009

This is one of many examples how impressionable and susceptible students such as Zimmerman are systematically indoctrinated at schools like UC Berkley with messages dehumanizing Jews and demonizing those who support Israel's right to exist.

Rick Steves

Rick Steves is a California based notorious Jew hater and a travel enthusiast who has a YouTube Channel with more than 800,000 followers. He also runs well attended travel seminars and has a PBS radio show through which he spreads horrific lies about the State of Israel and his outrageous antisemitic views.

At an October 2019 lecture given by Steves at the Grace Lutheran Church in Palo Alto, he shared countless antisemitic and anti-Israeli lies and tropes including:

• Jews control the media, specifically in the New York City area;

• Jews buy elections;

• Jews are parasites and feed off of U.S. aid;

• Israel was a post-Holocaust creation yet the irony stands that Jews oppress the Arabs today;

• Kosher laws are meant to isolate Jews from others;

• Israel cuts off water supplies for Palestinians on a whim;

• Jews are rich, Arabs are poor

This isn't the first time a lecture of Steve's was criticized for falsehoods and downright lies. In his 2014 production "The Holy Land: Israelis and Palestinians Today", he falsely claims Jews are alien colonizers, the Christian population of Israel is shrinking (the opposite is true, it's grown year over year since 1948), and openly supports terrorism.

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Congresswoman Betty McCollum

Betty McCollum is a Democratic Congresswoman from Minnesota's 4th District, a strong supporter of the antisemitic Boycott, Divestment, Sanction (BDS) movement, and a frequent critic of the State of Israel.

Betty McCollum, together with Ilhan Omar, the 2019 Antisemite of the Year, and Rashida Tlaib, are the extreme radicals in the Democratic Party who are pushing antisemitic and anti-Israel policies in Congress and down the throats of the American people.

The radical democratic Congresswoman from Minnesota is a great champion of the BDS Movement which is known to be affiliated with all the major Palestinian terror organizations, and is considered the new antisemitsm of our Century. BDS radicalizes all other hate groups in America, promotes violence against the Jewish people and often uses Nazi type propaganda against Jews.

In October 2018 the Congresswoman claimed Israel practiced "apartheid" during a speech she delivered at the US Campaign for Palestinian Rights (USCPR) Annual Conference. USCPR oversees the work of 329 different BDS organizations and fiscally sponsors the Palestinian BDS National Committee (BNC) which is tied to terror organizations such as Hamas, Palestinian Islamic Jihad and the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP). In November 2019, the Jewish National Fund together with Israeli terror victims filed a major lawsuit against USCPR for funneling donations to Palestinians terror group.

Congresswoman McCollum frequently attempts to vilify Israel in Congress; on Holocaust Remembrance Day 2019 she reintroduced H.R. 2407, a House Resolution that she had previously tried to pass in 2017 but failed. The bill falsely accused Israel of ill-treating Palestinian minors and asked the State Department to withhold U.S. security assistance funding to Israel. Co-sponsors of H.R. 2407 also included antisemites Ilhan Omar, Rashida Tlaib, and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. The bill has yet to move out of committee for lack of support. Congresswoman McCollum claims to be against antisemitism but H.R. 2407 subliminally perpetuates the age old antisemitic trope dating back to England circa 1144 that Jews kidnap and torture non-Jewish kids.

Also in 2019, Congresswoman McCollum voted against H.R. 246, a House Resolution that opposed efforts to delegitimize Israel against the antisemitic BDS movement. The bill passed in a bi-partisan fashion with only a handful of Congressional members voting against it including Congresswomen Tlaib and Omar once again.

In fact, Congresswoman McCollum's highly controversial actions pertaining to the Jewish State go back to 2006, when she was one of only a handful of Congressional members that opposed the 2006 Palestinian Anti-Terrorism Act. The bill cut funding to terrorists and those providing support to them; the Congresswoman deemed the Bill too harsh and voted against it.

Fast forward to today, the Congresswoman from Minnesota finds herself in the middle of some fresh turmoil surrounding yet again, Israel. This time she referred to AIPAC (American Israel Public Affairs Committee) as a "hate group" and claimed they were distorting the definition of antisemitism to make her look bad after the group ran an ad on Facebook (now inactive) calling her, Ilhan Omar, and Rashida Tlaib out for their rampant antisemitism. 

This wasn't Congresswoman McCollum's first run in with AIPAC; after a contested dispute in 2006, she stated: "until I receive a formal, written apology from your organization I must inform you that AIPAC representatives are not welcome in my offices or for meetings with my staff.”

Congresswoman Betty McCollum claims to be for justice and equality but the only group of people that she consistently targets are the Jewish ones and the only state she wants to boycott is Jewish – the State of Israel.