Man Pleads Guilty to Death Threats Against Candace Owens Over Rabbi Comments
Haim Braverman admitted in federal court to threatening Owens following her remarks about Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, with sentencing set for September 2025.
Overview
- Haim Braverman, a New Jersey man, pleaded guilty to federal charges of transmitting threats against commentator Candace Owens.
- Braverman's threats, including a video holding a steel bat, were motivated by Owens' comments about Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson during a TV debate in September 2024.
- The FBI began investigating Braverman shortly after the threats surfaced and later arrested him; Owens criticized the agency for delays in notifying her about the case.
- Braverman was an administrator of the 'Real Jewish' group chat, where he reportedly shared plans and photos of weapons alongside public threats.
- Braverman's sentencing is scheduled for September 15, 2025, in federal court in Newark, New Jersey.