Overview
- Screenshots showed the phrase “Free America from the Jews” marked as liked by author beneath a now‑deleted post that read “Free Palestine, Free Sudan, Free Congo, Free Iran.”
- Rachel Griffin Accurso posted screenshots and a tearful video saying she meant to delete the comment but accidentally tapped like and hide, then removed the content and apologized.
- Further screenshots captured her reacting “ooooooooooohhhhh” to a claim she was “set up,” a response critics said echoed antisemitic conspiracy tropes.
- Jewish advocacy groups and watchdogs, including HonestReporting and StopAntisemitism, condemned the interaction and argued it reflects a broader pattern that warrants accountability.
- The children’s creator, who reaches tens of millions across YouTube, Instagram and Netflix, said she will stop engaging with comments, and no platform or institutional actions have been reported.