The last time we checked up on “anti-Zionist-not-antisemite” Hash Tayeh, he was asking synagogues to invite him so he could show “love and respect” for the Jewish community, since he claims he is not against Jews.
Of course, the cynic (and perhaps realist) in me believed it to be a ploy to somehow benefit him in his attempts to fight a human rights order accusing him of vilifying people “based on their race and/or religious belief or activity,” and utilizing events in Israel to divide society and destroy social cohesion.
Alas, Hash seems to find it hard to curb his enthusiasm for showing Jew-hatred, as this story he posted yesterday indicates:
I have blurred out the name of the doctor Hash has defamed in this post, but needless to say, he is Jewish.
And while he was banned from performing circumcisions, he has appealed the decision. And from what I have read about his case, there was no indication he “slipped” as Hash alleges.
In short, Hash has, for some strange reason, decided to defame a Jewish doctor. Which is so strange considering Hash is not antisemitic.
I mean, he keeps telling us so.
