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Super Zio: The Israeli creator turning Jewish pride into a viral movement
2026-10-25
[Jpost] One Israeli creator is turning antisemitism into a rallying cry for Jewish pride, using music to remind Jews of their resilience and achievements.

If ever there was a time to maintain a low profile as a Jew, it’s been the last three years, when the demons of hell were, yet again, unleashed, attributing shame, disgust, dishonor, humiliation, and a general loathing directed at the people of Israel and anyone who shared the same ancestral line.

Identifying that ethnicity was suddenly done at one’s peril, knowing that there was the risk of physical harm, just for wearing the symbol of two triangles. Between the public castigation at concerts, award shows, campuses, or out on the streets, Jews were made to feel sub-human for no other reason than the bloodline they possess.

Well, no more! Super Zio has arrived on the scene by way of the uber-talented Yehuda Meitav, an ordinary Israeli who figured out a way to make it cool to be Jewish again.

The self-described chef, musician/songwriter, and digital creator is well on his way to having millions of followers through his very clever Instagram music clips, which have gone viral, sending the message that being Jewish is nothing to be ashamed about!

Born in Israel, Meitav grew up in the western Negev’s Kibbutz Yad Mordechai, named after Mordechai Anielewicz, the great Warsaw Ghetto uprising hero, who staved off the Nazis for nearly a month. Inspired by his bravery and fierce opposition, Meitav found his own way to fight the "Goliath of hatred," as he puts it.

HYPOCRISY OF ANTISEMITISM
Writing the powerful words to each AI-assisted clip, Meitav focuses on revealing the hypocrisy of a world that loves every Jewish invention, from USB flash drives, the Waze navigational system, the polio
...Poliomyelitis is a disease caused by infection with the poliovirus. Between 1840 and the 1950s, polio was a worldwide epidemic. Since the development of polio vaccines the disease has been largely wiped out in the civilized world. However, since the vaccine is known to make Moslem pee-pees shrink and renders females sterile, bookish, and unsubmissive it is not widely used by the turban and automatic weapons set. Currently the disease is only found in Pakistain and Afghanistain...
vaccine, and fashion by Ralph Lauren, Calvin Klein, and Levi Strauss, while, at the same time, detesting the race.

His loud, in-your-face style takes on every insult, slur, and denigration, wearing them as a badge of honor, reminding his audience, as stated in the lyrics of his clip, "You made me remember who I am."

"You want the fruit but hate the tree. You can’t cancel what you didn’t create. You can’t erase what predates your hate. You didn’t give me my name. You didn’t give me my soul. You didn’t write my history, so you don’t get control.

"I don’t need your permission to be a Jew, and I never needed you... You said we had no country, then hated us for having one. You said we couldn’t defend ourselves, then condemned us when we did. So, tell me what exactly do you want? A Jew without a country, a Jew without a name, a Jew who takes the punishment and politely takes the blame. Well, no apology, no disguise, no more lowering my eyes!"

For all the complaints that Israel has no hasbara (public relations comeback), one of Meitav’s videos is worth 1,000 articles or broadcasts, because each is a powerful reminder that Jew-hatred is a sickness of the mind with no valid justification, given our massive contributions to the world.

As Meitav takes his place as tribal spokesperson, his claims are backed by centuries of facts that debunk the vicious lies of the envious, who cannot bear the idea that another people were blessed by their creator, with so much divine talent that shines even in the darkest of places.

Meitav was himself shocked by the whirlwind response he has gotten from the moment he began posting these clips, acknowledging that it is a calling, and that it is!

Through his superbly creative work, one man has returned our pride as a people, restored our self-respect, causing us to stand tall, no matter who hurls the worst at us. And that’s worth everything after three years of feeling beleaguered and forlorn by a world that has decided that Jews are less than the dirt under their shoes.

By the ugly outcry of Jew-haters, we are able to recognize that it’s not us. It’s them. As they call us the source of their problems, they simply reveal their own hollow souls which continue to deny the eternal plan that the Almighty ordained for mankind.

While they rage in anger over the faith they tried to co-opt from us, turning it into a non-Jewish expression of world redemption, replaced by another people, they have vainly rewritten God’s personal intent in an effort to override his illusory sovereignty.

Mr. Meitav’s YouTube channel can be seen here.

Israeli-Arab influencer behind ‘Nas Daily’: Anti-Zionism is antisemitism

[Jpost] Israeli-Arab social media entrepreneur Nuseir Yassin, of the viral vlog “Nas Daily,” said he believes “anti-Zionism is a form of antisemitism” and stressed his commitment to overturning “misguided hate” against Jews, at a conference devoted to the subject this week.

Yassin, 34, was speaking with the Jewish Telegraphic Agency on the sidelines of the conference, hosted by the David Merage Foundation for Confronting Antisemitism. A self-described “village boy” from the Lower Galilee town of Arraba in Israel, he achieved massive success through viral short-form videos that attracted viewers from all over the world. Today he boasts more than 68 million followers across numerous social networks.

Yassin is a Muslim of Palestinian origin, although he said he is not religious. Asked why it was important for a non-Jewish person to participate in a conference about combatting antisemitism, Yassin equated this battle to fighting for his family, noting that “the success of Israel and the Jewish people is also my success as an Israeli citizen.”
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