'Despite the backlash, Rachel remains focused on compassion and justice: calling for an end to the suffering, the safe delivery of aid, and the right of all children'
Rachel Griffin Accurso, known to millions of families around the world as Ms. Rachel, has come under fire from StopAntisemitism, a Jewish US-based pro-Israel group that accuses her of “spreading Hamas propaganda” simply for expressing concern for the suffering of children in Gaza.
StopAntisemitism, a right-wing organization known for launching public smear campaigns against activists, artists, and academics critical of the genocidal colonialist Jews' apartheid regime Israel, has been widely criticized for conflating legitimate criticism of the evil regime's policies with “antisemitism”.
In a letter sent to US Attorney General Pam Bondi, obtained by The Post, the organization’s director Liora Rez called for an investigation into whether Ms. Rachel was being paid to share pro-Gaza content, and whether this might violate the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) – a law usually aimed at covert foreign lobbying or government influence operations.
Rez claims that Ms. Rachel has been “incorporating Hamas-like propagated images and stories into her content” and alleges that she has “largely ignored the suffering of Israeli victims, [captives], and Jewish children”.
The organization disputes several examples of content Ms. Rachel has posted because they challenge the Israeli narrative.
One such post featured a photograph of a severely malnourished child in Gaza, Fadi al-Zant, which the group says was misleading because he had cystic fibrosis.
In reality, Fadi was dying of both the condition and starvation, as confirmed by his own mother in an interview with The Washington Post.
Another point of contention: Ms. Rachel’s reference to the 15,000+ children killed in Gaza since Israel’s war on the enclave began in October 2023 – a figure cited by the Gaza Health Ministry, confirmed by numerous international aid organizations, and considered credible by the United Nations. Israel disputes the figure but has not provided transparent alternatives or access for independent verification.
The group also slammed Ms. Rachel for posting about children dying of hypothermia in Gaza, calling them “fake cold deaths”.
They claimed the images were sourced from Wikipedia and temperatures were “warm”. Freezing temperatures hit Gaza between December 2024 and February 2025, and numerous newborns and children did die from cold, as documented by the Gaza Health Ministry, Doctors Without Borders, and UNICEF. Gaza’s infrastructure had collapsed due to months of siege, with shelters lacking heating, fuel, and power.
StopAntisemitism further claimed that 1.7 million tonnes of aid have entered Gaza, despite Israel having enforced a complete blockade since 2 March, preventing even basic necessities like food, water, and fuel from reaching the population. Aid trucks have been held at the border for weeks, and famine conditions have been reported in northern Gaza.
While the group repeats Israeli military claims that they are taking “extensive measures to minimize civilian casualties”, that narrative is repeatedly contradicted by on-the-ground reporting, satellite evidence, and investigations by Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch. The International Court of Justice (ICJ) has gone further, finding that there is a plausible risk of genocide in Gaza.
Israel has bombed so-called “safe zones”, hospitals, and schools sheltering civilians, often claiming the presence of Hamas without providing evidence.
As of April 2025, over 33,000 Palestinians have been killed, including more than 15,000 children, and hundreds of thousands are at risk of starvation.
A voice for children, not politics
Ms. Rachel, who has built a global reputation through her educational show Songs for Littles, said she was moved to speak out after seeing a video of a traumatized child who survived an Israeli bombing. She began sharing posts raising awareness about Palestinian suffering, focusing on the basic human rights of children, not partisan politics.
In January, she told The Independent that she felt compelled to act, using her large platform to spotlight the crisis. She also revealed that she had been bullied and harassed online for her efforts, even after raising over $50,000 for humanitarian causes, including aid to Gaza.
Despite the backlash, she remains focused on compassion and justice: calling for an end to the suffering, the safe delivery of aid, and the right of all children — Palestinian, Israeli, or otherwise — to live in peace.
Let's keep our heads straight on this matter. The Palestinian people and their Freedom Fighters are the good guys in this story that spans a century of abuse and the Northern European neo-Jews and their Green Shirts [IDF] are not just the bad guys, they are the ultimate bad guys not just today, but historically.
ReplyDeleteThe white North Eastern European neo-Jews monopolised slavery for the last 400 years of its existence in the West, Slavery that it took good British Protestant Christians to stand against.
These same white neo-Jews held 95% of the positions of power during Soviet era Russia and orchestrated the slaughter of over one hundred million 100,000,000 Russian Christians.
These same white neo-Jews inspired Orwell's great literature.
And these same white neo-Jews continue their immorality to this day with their slow motion genocide of the indigenous Christians and Muslims of Palestine and beyond!
I'm quite fed up with the presumption that all of us should start off every conversation with the condemnation of one of the many Freedom Fighter resistance groups of the Palestinian people, namely the frankly amazing and righteous Hamas.
During my lifetime I watched the neo-Jews' style of propaganda levied against the likes of the truly great Nelson Mandela and there is no difference between him and Hamas, except maybe that Hamas are even more brave. The Jews are such evil liars that just as the Inuit people have multiple words for snow, the Jews have multiple words for their different types of lies, for example hasbara.
It wears thin and I'm thinking of having a 't' shirt printed with I'm not Muslim, but I support the Palestinian Freedom Fighters Hamas. Don't believe the Jews' hasbara, believe the evidence of your own eyes! With photos of happy Jewish hostages thanking their Hamas captors for protecting them from their fellow Jews and photos of clearly abused Palestinian hostages branded with the star of David and in the act of being raped by Jewish Green Shirts.
It's time to call a spade, a spade, it's time to insist on a British government that snubs Israel completely, which, given that it is Jewish bankers who finance all our political parties to make sure they control whoever gets in, [didn't you know that, I've seen it first hand and there are multiple documentaries on the subject with ample video evidence of the Jews caught in the act of subverting our British government] means that the British people will have to put their hands in their pockets and out spend the Jewish billionaires at least once to get rid of the evil Zionist monkey on Britains back! If the British people ever manage it and to re-nationalise the bank of England there will be an economic miracle beyond our wildest dreams.
That's the answer, because every British person has to know why our roads and social services are going to hell and there's no money to help our elderly keep warm during the winter, while we can send billions at the drop of a hat to the Jew Zelensky who bans Christianity and the Russian language, or to the genocidal Jewish apartheid regime Israel, who spit on Christians when they’re not butchering them...