Times Square Christmas Hijack: "Jesus Is Palestinian" Billboard Blasts NYC

In a diabolical move that reeks of attention-seeking hatred, the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee (ADC) has plastered a giant Times Square billboard with the inflammatory message "Merry Christmas, Jesus Is Palestinian," turning one of Christianity's holiest seasons into a political weapon against Israel and Jews. The bright green display, adorned with festive stars and what appear to be Palestinian motifs, dominates the heart of New York City, one of the world's most iconic holiday destinations, where millions gather to celebrate Christmas lights and joy. It's absolutely disgusting how these pro-Hamas idiots feel compelled to make everything about them, hijacking a significant religious holiday for Christians worldwide to peddle anti-Israel lies and propaganda, harassing believers with their obsession during a time meant for peace and reflection.

The ADC, long criticized for downplaying Hamas terrorism and amplifying narratives that demonize Israel and erase it from biblical history, timed this stunt perfectly to maximize disruption amid the Christmas rush. The billboard's claim that Jesus, a Jewish figure born in Bethlehem over 2,000 years ago, central to Christian theology as the Jewish Messiah, is "Palestinian" is a historical fabrication designed to erase Jewish roots and fuel modern political grievances. This isn't advocacy; it's a calculated assault on religious harmony, mirroring how Hamas terrorists exploit civilians in Gaza while their supporters abroad twist facts to vilify Israel's existence. Coming weeks after the Sydney Chanukah massacre that killed 15 Jews, and amid a 400% global spike in antisemitic attacks since Hamas's October 7, 2023, slaughter of 1,200 Israelis, the billboard feels like another front in the war on the existence of Jewish identity and Israel throughout history.

Critics see it as part of a broader pattern: pro-Hamas groups infiltrating public spaces to normalize hatred, from campus chants glorifying "intifada" to street protests blocking holiday events. In New York, home to over 1.1 million Jews, such displays risk inflaming tensions already high from synagogue vandalism and assaults. The ADC's move offers no bridge-building, only division, forcing Christmas revelers to confront terrorist-aligned messaging instead of seasonal cheer. As families admire Rockefeller Tree lights nearby, this billboard stands as a grim reminder of how far extremists will go to ruin moments of unity, spreading lies that Jesus, raised in Jewish tradition and crucified under Roman rule centuries before any "Palestinian" national identity, belongs to their cause. Diabolical doesn't begin to cover it, these harassers aren't fighting for peace in Gaza; they're waging cultural war on Jews and Christians alike, proving their "activism" is just veiled support for Hamas's barbarism.