White supremacist leader Fuentes calls for 'holy war' against Jews

Unapologetic antisemite and White Supremacist leader Nick Fuentes called for a “holy war” against Jews during a far-right "America First" rally on Saturday night.

Fuentes, a Holocaust denier, has accused the Jewish state of having a negative influence on American foreign policy.

“If a Gentile hits a Jew, he must be killed. But, when a Jew murders a Gentile, there will be no death penalty,” Fuentes claimed, referring to the false antisemitic myth that Jews consider themselves above other humans.

"Do you think it might be a problem that the people that are running your banks, that are making the movies your children watch...," he added, making reference to a classic antisemitic myth about Jewish world domination.

Fuentes also accused Jews of being mortal enemies of Christianity.

"Do you think it's a problem that they believe that all Christians must die? It's a big problem. It's a huge problem."

He concluded his antisemitic rant with a genocidal threat against Jews, somewhat reminiscent of statements made by the fundamentalist Islamist regime of Iran, which openly calls to wipe the Jewish nation off the map.

"They will go down with their Satanic master. They have no future in America. The enemies of Christ have no future in this world," stated Fuentes, who was met with applause at the rally.

Fuentes represents a White Nationalist fringe group in the United States and made headlines in 2022 when former U.S. President Donald Trump dined with the Neo-Nazi podcaster, along with antisemitic rapper Kanye (Ye) West at his private Mar-a-Lago residence in Florida.

At the time, former U.S. Vice President Mike Pence, who is a devout Christian Zionist, criticized his former boss Trump for inviting antisemites to his home.

“I made it clear that the president was wrong to give antisemites a seat at the table. It was wrong for Barack Obama to associate with Louis Farrakhan. I think now more than ever, we need to make it clear that we reject antisemitism left, right and center,” stated Pence, who is running for president in the 2024 Republican primary.