Jeremy Moss rejects Piker's commentary on Oakland County's Jewish community

Jeremy MossMichigan state senator

Condemned

Moss rejected Piker's commentary about his community and said Jewish residents should not be blamed for antisemitic harm directed at them.

“I will not be lectured by a California podcaster about what Oakland County, Michigan's Jewish community should and shouldn't believe.”

Original post

Read the original post (opens in a new tab)Jeremy Moss statement on X, August 24, 2026Statement image attached to the X post, third paragraph; posted August 24, 2026 at 21:19 UTC

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Where this statement fits

Hasan Piker’s August 20 remarks and Larry Klayman’s lawsuit

Hasan Piker’s August 20 remarks about American Jews and Israel prompted disagreement over whether he was warning about antisemitic violence or implicitly threatening Jews. Larry Klayman later filed a civil lawsuit seeking more than $150 million over the remarks.

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Source and context

Original post

Jeremy Moss statement on X, August 24, 2026 (opens in a new tab)Statement image attached to the X post, third paragraph; posted August 24, 2026 at 21:19 UTC

About this source

Jeremy Moss posted this statement as an image on his X account, @JeremyAllenMoss, with the caption "There's no room for extremism in Michigan. My statement:". In it he describes his talks with Abdul El-Sayed and rejects commentary from "a California podcaster" about Oakland County's Jewish community; news reports tied that line to Hasan Piker's August 20 livestream. He also says Jewish residents will not be gaslit into accepting responsibility for antisemitic harm and says he is not supporting Mike Rogers.

Reporting

Here's What Hasan Piker Said And Why It's So Controversial (opens in a new tab)

About this source

Reporting that quotes public reactions to Hasan Piker's August 20 livestream, including statements by Democratic officeholders, Jeremy Moss, and Abdul El-Sayed.

Before the quotation

The statement responded to reporting on Piker's August 20 livestream passage about American Jews, Israel, and antisemitic violence.

After the quotation

Moss also said Jewish people should not be gaslit into accepting responsibility for antisemitic harm.

How this statement is classified

Condemned

The label describes this statement's response within the context above.

Why this label?

Moss rejects Piker's framing and describes it as blaming Jewish people for antisemitic harm.

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Corrections to this statement

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Reporting correction

Correction to: Statement by Jeremy Moss

Previous language
We will not be lectured by a California podcaster about what Oakland County, Michigan's Jewish community should and shouldn't believe.
Corrected language
I will not be lectured by a California podcaster about what Oakland County, Michigan's Jewish community should and shouldn't believe.

An earlier version of this entry misquoted the first word of Jeremy Moss's statement as "We." His August 24 statement on X reads "I will not be lectured." We corrected the quotation and added his post as a source.

This corrects our account of what happened.

Jeremy Moss statement on X, August 24, 2026 (opens in a new tab)Statement image attached to the X post, third paragraph; posted August 24, 2026 at 21:19 UTC

Jeremy Moss posted this statement as an image on his X account, @JeremyAllenMoss, with the caption "There's no room for extremism in Michigan. My statement:". In it he describes his talks with Abdul El-Sayed and rejects commentary from "a California podcaster" about Oakland County's Jewish community; news reports tied that line to Hasan Piker's August 20 livestream. He also says Jewish residents will not be gaslit into accepting responsibility for antisemitic harm and says he is not supporting Mike Rogers.

Here's What Hasan Piker Said And Why It's So Controversial (opens in a new tab)

Reporting that quotes public reactions to Hasan Piker's August 20 livestream, including statements by Democratic officeholders, Jeremy Moss, and Abdul El-Sayed.

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