2025 saw a continued surge in antisemitism, with influential figures spreading dangerous narratives about the Jewish people and nation. StopAntisemitism has now identified the top 10 worst offenders - vote for your top three through December 12th.

The 2025 Antisemite of the Year will be announced on December 29th!

Tucker Carlson, once Fox News' primetime juggernaut, has become one of the most influential megaphones mainstreaming antisemitism to millions. From downplaying white supremacy to promoting the antisemitic "great replacement" theory, Carlson has built a career turning extremist dog whistles into broadcast-ready talking points, legitimizing voices that traffic in Holocaust revisionism, conspiracy, and hate.

Rachel Griffin-Accurso, widely known as "Ms. Rachel," rose to fame creating cheery educational content for infants and toddlers. But since October 7th, the beloved children’s entertainer has used her massive platform to push Hamas-aligned propaganda to more than 20 million followers: an audience larger than the entire global Jewish population. Since StopAntisemitism's feature of her, her rhetoric began accelerating further when she hosted and amplified terrorist supporter and former Palestinian Islamic Jihad operative Iyad Burnat, presenting him as a "peace activist."

Guy Christensen, a 19-year-old TikTok influencer with more than 3 million followers, has built his platform by spreading antisemitic conspiracy theories, glorifying terrorists, and amplifying violent propaganda to a massive, impressionable audience. Since the October 7th Hamas massacre, Christensen has repeatedly used his account to legitimize extremism and demonize the Jewish state: turning TikTok virality into a pipeline for hate.

Marcia Cross, once celebrated for her acclaimed performances on Melrose Place and Desperate Housewives, has traded her on-screen career for a disturbing online campaign targeting Israel and the Jewish people. With nearly a million followers, the Juilliard-trained actress now uses her platform to excuse Hamas terrorism, demonize Israel, and promote violent, antisemitic rhetoric to a massive audience.

Bryce Mitchell, a 30-year-old UFC featherweight fighter from Arkansas, has transformed from an eccentric conspiracy theorist into one of the most openly antisemitic public figures in professional sports. Once dismissed for fringe beliefs: claiming the Earth is flat, accusing NASA of deception, and calling mass shootings "false flags", Mitchell has now evolved into a dangerous propagator of Jew-hatred, using his growing platform to spread violent rhetoric, Holocaust denial, and extremist conspiracy theories to a massive audience.

Cynthia Nixon, once best known for her award-winning work on Sex and the City, has reinvented herself as a political activist, but her activism has increasingly embraced antisemitic narratives and hostility toward the world’s only Jewish state. After her 2018 gubernatorial campaign was marred by accusations of antisemitism, Nixon has doubled down, aligning herself with the BDS movement, signing a boycott pledge targeting Israeli film institutions, and using her large platform to spread harmful misinformation.

Cenk Uygur, founder of The Young Turks, has spent years cultivating a reputation for inflammatory rhetoric, bigotry, and conspiracy-driven commentary. The Turkish-born commentator has repeatedly been embroiled in controversy: from questioning the Armenian Genocide, to hosting former KKK leader David Duke on his program, to publishing derogatory blog posts about Jews and other minorities. Today, Cenk’s platform routinely amplifies antisemitic narratives disguised as political analysis.

Ana Kasparian, co-host of The Young Turks, has shifted from a progressive media personality to a prominent purveyor of antisemitic conspiracy theories. Through her platform, she spreads classic tropes of dual loyalty, collective guilt, and dehumanization, portraying Jews as secretly controlling governments, media, and global events. By normalizing extremist discourse, weaponizing Holocaust imagery, and amplifying these dangerous narratives to millions of followers, Kasparian’s rhetoric poses a tangible threat to Jews.

Stew Peters, a far-right media personality, has shifted from vaccine conspiracies to relentless antisemitic attacks across his platforms. He smears Jews as the "synagogue of Satan," denies the Holocaust, dismisses the October 7 atrocities as "fake," and blames Jews for wars and cultural decay. After losing verification and monetization on X - blaming "Jewish behavior" - his conspiratorial hate intensified, cementing him as a prominent promoter of extremist antisemitism.

Calla Walsh, a 21-year-old Boston native, went from local political activism to openly backing anti-U.S. regimes and extremist anti-Israel groups like Palestine Action U.S., BDS, and the Boston Mapping Project. Her activism escalated to arrests, praise for terror groups, and a July trip to Iran where she appeared on state TV endorsing attacks on Israel, chanting "Death to America," and spreading unapologetic antisemitic, anti-American hate.

December 2nd: GIVING TUESDAY

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