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Staten Island's Iman Masoud Humiliates Jewish Couple in Sickening 'Free Palestine' Demand | WATCH
In a brazen display of bigotry and unbridled hatred, Iman Masoud, Palestinian-American "esthetician" behind the skincare brand Pure with Nature, has ignited a firestorm of disgust after boasting in a now-deleted TikTok video about tormenting a innocent Jewish couple at a parking kiosk.
A Staten Island esthetician and founder of the skincare brand Pure with Nature is facing intense criticism after posting a now-deleted TikTok video in which she described refusing to assist a Jewish couple at a parking payment kiosk unless they said “Free Palestine.”
Iman Masoud, a Palestinian-American business owner who operates a skincare studio on the island, recounted the encounter in a video posted Thursday, November 28, 2025. In the clip, Masoud said the couple asked for help when a parking machine rejected their cash. She said she agreed to pay with her card only if they repeated the phrase “Free Palestine.”
According to Masoud’s narration, the couple appeared uncomfortable and declined. She went on to criticize them, questioning their “audacity” to ask a visibly Palestinian person for assistance and accusing them of supporting policies she opposes.
The video was removed from Masoud’s TikTok account shortly after it was posted, but screenshots and reposts quickly spread across social media, particularly on X, where the watchdog organization StopAntisemitism highlighted the incident on Friday.
The post drew thousands of comments condemning the interaction as discriminatory and antisemitic. Several users called on the New York State Department of State to review Masoud’s esthetician license, while others urged a boycott of Pure with Nature, an organic skincare line sold online and at her Staten Island location.
Masoud has not issued a public statement regarding the video or the backlash.
The incident comes amid heightened tensions in New York City over public expressions related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, with Jewish advocacy groups reporting an increase in confrontations and harassment since the escalation of violence in the region last year.