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Muslim influencers suggest Israel is to blame for Russia terror attack

Conspiracies about Israel and Isis spread to over one million followers by Islamic YouTube activists

March 28, 2024 13:39
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Mohammed Hijab, Ali Dawah and Zeeshan Ali suggested Israel was behind the Moscow terror attack in their latest YouTube video (photo: YouTube)
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Three British influencers with millions of followers between them have suggested that Israel was behind a deadly terror attack in Russia.

While discussing the Moscow attack on a YouTube video, activist Mohammed Hijab, said: “There’s all the incentive and the motive in the world for this to have come somewhere from the West or from Israel itself.”

Hijab has 1.2 M YouTube followers. He spoke to the BBC in 2021 about antisemitism and has recently discussed the war in Gaza on Piers Morgan’s Uncensored.

Ali Dawah, who also has 1.2M followers, said: “Zionists have their hands everywhere, so I wouldn’t be surprised,” when discussing who was behind the Moscow attack.