An outrageous display of antisemitism is scrawled virtually on the doorstep of L.A.'s Holocaust Museum -- freshly scrawled graffiti to button up a week when Elon Musk's controversial Inauguration Day salute is still sparking heated debate.
Heat Up With Jilly Anais Showin' Off Some Leg In The Snow!An outrageous display of antisemitism is scrawled virtually on the doorstep of L.A.'s Holocaust Museum -- freshly scrawled graffiti to button up a week when, was tagged Thursday night or Friday morning with a hateful message directly referencing the millions of Jewish people murdered during World War II.The graffiti reads,"F*** the six million Jews who were not trusted and killed 100 years ago so that L.A.
The message is not only derisive about Jewish people, but also seems to criticize the LAPD and other individuals ... who are"willing to die for their Jew hate," it goes on to say.Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... LAPD's opened a hate-speech and vandalism investigation into the incident, and are checking surveillance video of the area. It's certainly troubling, amid concerns about rising antisemitism in the U.S.
As you know, the Tesla CEO faced widespread criticism after he slapped his right hand hard on his chest andMusk has said the gesture was simply his way of saying to the crowd, “My heart goes out to you.” But the specific body language has infamous ties toWhile it would be unfair to say Musk's gesture inspired the antisemitic graffiti in L.A. -- it was already a disturbing trend before this week -- it's hard to ignore the 2 troubling events occurring so closely together.
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