YouTube's Ms. Rachel, known for her children's content, is under scrutiny from the group StopAntisemitism for her posts regarding children in Gaza. The organization claims that her statements could promote pro-Hamas views and are misrepresentative of the Israeli perspective. They have urged investigations into whether her content violates the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) due to perceived anti-Israel propaganda. The allegations suggest a shift from her child-centric messaging to politically charged narratives, sparking controversy about the influence she holds over her young audience.
Given the vast sums of foreign funds that have been directed toward propagandizing our young people on college campuses, we suspect there is a similar dynamic in the online influencer space.
We urge you and your office to investigate whether or not Ms. Rachel is being remunerated to disseminate Hamas-aligned propaganda to her millions of followers, as this may violate the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA).
Her posts have largely ignored the suffering of Israeli victims, hostages, and Jewish children, while she consistently amplifies misinformation from Hamas and other anti-Israel sources.
StopAntisemitism takes issue with multiple posts Ms. Rachel made about the condition of children in the Gaza Strip during the war, alleging that the content is either debunked or disputed by Israel.
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