Professionals

Eran Hurvitz, currently the CMO of Mrkt365 Corp. and CEO of Mrkt360 Inc., is alleged to have been involved in a discriminatory incident outside the Toronto Raptors stadium.

Jeff Keesler, an urban planner at McKenna in Michigan, has sparked outrage with a chilling response to a heinous act of violence involving a person burned alive in a tent.

Aiden Abrams, a finance major at Penn State, recently made a deeply offensive comment in response to a Twitter post displaying memorials of fallen Palestinian family members.

Maor Itzkovitch, an engineer at Google, has made a series of alarming tweets displaying extreme hatred.

Nora Haroonian recently took to social media to post a vile and Islamophobic comment, saying, “Can’t imagine the stench of what it smells like under your hijabs and burkas.”

Matthew Rj Brodsky, a U.S. foreign policy advisor, recently posted a deeply disturbing tweet, stating, “Carpet bomb the Irish area and then drop napalm over it.”

David Larios, a PhD student at Caltech, made a horrifying Islamophobic statement, referring to Islam as a “cancer” that should be “wiped off the map.”

Jonathan Frishberg, a Zionist record producer in Nashville, posted a disturbing and hateful tweet: “One day, people named Mohammad will be physically removed from civilized society.”

Dr. Rebecca Winderman, a medical professional, has drawn heavy criticism after a tweet that belittles the deadly Israeli strikes on Lebanon. In the tweet, she callously wrote, “Today, Israel created free gender-changing surgery for the masses.”

Charles Smolen, the president of Source Cannabis, has found himself at the center of controversy after a deeply troubling comment surfaced online.