Back in April, the group Stop Antisemitism featured Rachel Griffin-Accurso aka Ms. Rachel, the American educator, YouTuber, and content creator best known for her wildly popular children’s show “Songs for Littles.” Not for antisemitism, per se, but for incorporating Hamas-propagated images and stories into her content. They also formally requested the Department of Justice determine whether she is “being remunerated to disseminate Hamas-aligned propaganda to her millions of followers.”
Ms Rachel had previously said she cares about all children, not just palestinian Arab ones to the exclusion of Israelis:
Even if one was inclined to give her the benefit of the doubt, it would be hard to do so now after the stunt she just pulled: collaborating with Motaz Azaiza, a leading Gazan photojournalist and activist.
The same guy who posted to Instagram:
“I’m in a fight with everyone who doesn’t care about the lives of Palestinians. For me, the lives of Palestinians are more precious and way more important than the lives of Israelis (the ones who occupy Palestine).”
“Even sometimes I fight with Palestinians who just want to sacrifice their lives for the sake of sacrifice.” Our lives mean the most [in Arabic: our lives are the most precious thing we have]. Our souls are precious. A single Palestinian is worth more than a thousand Israelis. Thank you.”
and who mourned arch terrorist Sinwar’s death and encouraged others to emulate him:
and who glorifies other arch terrorists:
— MoTaz (@azaizamotaz9) January 5, 2025
and who refers to terrorism as “resistance”:
and who compared us to the Nazis, in contravention of the IHRA working definition of antisemitism:
and who shared videos of Israelis being abducted by the terrorists during the October 7 attack, and referred to them as soldiers even when they were innocent Nova festival participants:
So much for “all children,” Ms. Rachel.
You’ve gone from singing the ABCs to teaming up with someone who thinks Israeli lives are worth less, glorifies terrorists, and called a music festival massacre “resistance.”
This isn’t “Songs for Littles” anymore. It’s Lullabies for Lunacy.
And whether it’s ignorance, ideology, or influence – parents deserve to know exactly what kind of message their kids are being spoon-fed… right alongside their nursery rhymes.
