Louis Farrakhan
A 2017 photo posted on Facebook shows Terra DeFoe grinning alongside the black supremacist, who has fomented Jew-hatred for years.
“I am particularly concerned about the ongoing violence between Israel and Palestinians in Gaza,” stated Rep. Danny Davis (D-Ill.).
The ADL wrote on social media that “truth is a defense, and no, we will not stop calling out antisemitism wherever and whenever we see it.”
The New York City representative first sought to distance himself from the controversial leader, then did an about-face and supported him “as part of black history.”
“The whole world right now is enslaved—and America is the greatest enslaved nation—by the Synagogue of Satan,” said the Nation of Islam leader in an address in Detroit.
A track titled “Balloons” praises Louis Farrakhan, the Nation of Islam leader known to spread Jew-hatred.
The Baptist minister and activist has used slurs to refer to Jews, said “I’m sick and tired of hearing constantly about the Holocaust” and accused Israel of crimes on par with those of the Nazis.
An article New York Rep. Hakeem Jeffries wrote in college defending his uncle recently came to light.
Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan said, “We don’t need to go see the Holocaust. We feel your pain. Because we are really human being. You don’t feel ours, because to you, a thousand blacks ain’t worth the fingernail of a Jewish man. I’ve read these things.”
Fadah Jassem, a London-based former television producer and editor, is being criticized for supporting Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan and leaving out the flag of Israel in an introductory tweet.
One officer killed, another hospitalized after assailant rams them with vehicle before getting out and attempting to stab them • The suspect, identified as Noah Green, was shot dead by police.
“This is an opportunity for Vice President [Kamala] Harris to speak out against anti-Semitism,” it said in a statement.
