Condemned
“Make clear that they oppose anti-Muslim hate speech and commit to rejecting anyone who demeans and dehumanizes others from their platforms.”
Jewish Partnership for Los Angeles called on summit sponsor groups to oppose anti-Muslim hate speech and reject speakers who demean or dehumanize others.
- Speaker
- Jewish Partnership for Los Angeles
- Capacity
- Jewish organization responding to reporting on the Jewish American Summit
- Observed
- September 9, 2026
- Published here
- September 9, 2026
- Classification rationale
- The organization called on sponsor groups to oppose the rhetoric and reject speakers who demean or dehumanize others.
Surrounding material
Full context
Before the quotation
After video of Mosab Hassan Yousef's remarks at the August 30 Jewish American Summit circulated, sponsor organizations faced calls to respond to the anti-Muslim rhetoric and audience applause.
After the quotation
The same report said summit moderator Jonah Platt planned to address the issue in a later podcast episode; it did not report a substantive response from him at that time.
Evidence
Complete source record
At a national Jewish conference, a speaker said Muslims should 'get the f— out' of America (opens in a new tab)
Reporting on responses to Mosab Hassan Yousef's remarks at the Jewish American Summit, including a statement attributed to the Jewish Partnership for Los Angeles.