Fake Jews
Among the litany of tropes espoused by antisemites is the claim that modern Jews are "imposters" or "fake," and have no relationship with the Israelites described in the Bible. A foundational theory to justify this allegation states that modern Jews descended from an Eastern European people known as the Khazars—a group who allegedly converted to Judaism in the eighth century—rather than from ancient Israelites. Many proponents of the "fake Jews" narrative believe that modern Jews are part of a global conspiracy to oppress non-Jews. This "fake Jews" narrative is incorporated into the worldview of a spectrum of extremists and antisemitic religious groups, from the Black Hebrew Israelite Movement to the Nation of Islam to the Christian Identity Movement.
Other terms tagged with Antisemitism
Resistance News Netw…
Resistance News Network (RNN) is a radical antisemitic, anti-Zionist English-language Telegram channel that promotes violence against Israel and anti-normalization with “Zionists.” RNN first appeared on Telegram in October 2022. As of October 2023, RNN has claimed that... Read more
Stop Zionist Hate
Stop Zionist Hate (SZH) is an online network that uses its influence, particularly on X (formerly Twitter), to promote extreme anti-Israel and anti-Zionist views. Frequently, the network elevates hateful tropes about Jews and Zionists, including posts that... Read more
Inverted Red Triangl…
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Scott McKay
Scott McKay, also known as “Patriot Streetfighter,” is an antisemitic QAnon influencer and radio show host who regularly promotes conspiracy theories about the Khazarian mafia. McKay frequently travels across the United States to speak at various far-right... Read more