Tirhakah Love faces racist smear campaign after criticizing Israel’s crimes
Occupied Palestine (QNN)- The Daily Beast and columnist Tirhakah Love have been under fire by the Israeli lobby after he wrote an article describing the Israeli army as genocidal and he said zionism was an articulation of white supremacy.
The article published on Thursday criticized Mayim Bialik’s choice to host the game show “Jeopardy!
“Speaking of gods and shady behavior, Bialik loudly proclaimed her donation toward bulletproof vests for the genocidal Israeli Defense Forces back in 2014 just out of ‘a need to do something.’ After facing backlash, she quieted for a time until May of this year, where she self-identified as a ‘liberal Zionist’ who, like many other celebrities, spouted bothsidesism: “Israel deserves to live as an autonomous free and safe nation,” she told Fox News. “The Palestinian people deserve the same. What is happening now by extremists on both sides is tragic. It’s horrendous. It’s unacceptable. And I have to hold out hope that peace and justice will prevail.” Love wrote.
Love also criticized Bialik’s choice to host Jeopardy! although she promoted anti-vaccine literature in her own writing and blamed victims of Harvey Weinstein based on clothing and behavior.
The story has been a target of racist attacks on social media by zionists and zionist organizations, including the American Jewish Committee and StopAntisemitism.org.
Reporter from the Daily Beast, @tirhakahlove, is upset an “endearing Black woman” or a “well-read Black man” wasn’t hired as new @Jeopardy host but rather GASP! a JEW – referring to Miamim Bialik as a “privileged white woman”.https://t.co/xEnYG0Augw pic.twitter.com/0VyQYSvPE8
— StopAntisemitism.org (@StopAntisemites) August 13, 2021
In response to the attacks, Tirhakah Love, who recently joined the Daily Beast as an entertainment reporter, tweeted on Friday, “the Zionists should really stop emailing me cus girl I do not care.”
the Zionists should really stop emailing me cus girl I do not care
— 🌺 skkrrtt cobain (@tirhakahlove) August 13, 2021
The Daily Beast edited an article removing the word “genocidal” and said it will review its editorial standards after the attacks against it.
