Climate activist Greta Thunberg named 'anti-Semite of the week'

copenhagen - Climate activist Greta Thunberg has been named 'anti-Semite of the week' by a Jewish watchdog organization, citing her activism turning into hate speech against Jews.

The arrest took place on September 4. It occurred during a demonstration calling for the severing of ties between the Danish university and Israel. Critics find it ironic as the university and their Israeli counterparts have an exchange program for students fighting against climate change, which aligns with Thunberg's goals.

StopAntisemitism website acknowledges Thunberg's climate activism but criticizes her for transforming it into a platform promoting hateful remarks against Jews. Referring to a deleted Instagram post after a Hamas terror attack where she held signs stating 'Free Palestine' and 'Stand with Gaza', which featured a cuddly octopus, an anti-Semitic symbol used by the Nazis during World War II.

During a protest in Stockholm, she shouted that 'Zionism must be destroyed' and refused to retract her statement later. Thunberg claims to stand for justice and views the Gaza conflict as a genocide, even posting pictures of signs saying 'Stop the Holocaust'.

The organization condemns Thunberg's behavior, criticizing her silence during violent incidents involving Hamas and Hezbollah, accusing her of prioritizing hatred towards Jews over her environmental activism.

It concludes with a clear message that Thunberg's love for the environment seems to be overshadowed by her hatred towards the Jewish people.