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Supremacist Rabbi Yosef Mizrachi goes on a deluded rant about who he believes is controlling America

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First published at 01:37 UTC on February 2nd, 2023.

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The 'Israeli'-born Mizrachi, 52, worked in finance, for example, and then decided to dedicate his life to helping others find Judaism, according to his website. In 1995, he started distributing free DVD’s and CD’s with his lectures, and in 2004, started posting videos online. Mizrachi is known for theories that disregard science and history: He has stated that coronavirus can be treated with a blow-dryer, for example; that women contract cancer because of promiscuity and that fewer than 1 million halachic Jews died in the Holocaust.
Beth Sarafraz, a Brooklyn-based writer and Mizrachi fan, wrote in the Jewish Press that he is “telling people the whole truth no matter how harsh it might be.” “Liberal Jews,” she went on, “accuse him of being ‘politically incorrect’ even though he is only quoting the Torah and other holy scriptures.”

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