Condemned
“These remarks are anti-Muslim bigotry and were not only welcomed by attendees and hosts, but invited laughter and applause on multiple occasions.”
MPAC called the remarks anti-Muslim bigotry and criticized the event's organizers and participants for platforming and applauding them.
- Speaker
- Muslim Public Affairs Council
- Capacity
- Public-policy and advocacy organization
- Observed
- September 5, 2026
- Published here
- September 5, 2026
- Targets
- Mosab Hassan Yousef, Gad Saad, Jewish American Summit
- Classification rationale
- The statement expressly labels the conduct anti-Muslim bigotry and distinguishes it from legitimate political criticism.
Surrounding material
Full context
Before the quotation
MPAC reviewed Yousef's and Saad's appearances at the August 30 summit and related public events.
After the quotation
It called for accountability from institutions and political figures that platform anti-Muslim rhetoric.
Evidence
Complete source record
MPAC condemns pro-Israel conferences featuring anti-Muslim provocateurs (opens in a new tab) · Muslim Public Affairs Council
Official MPAC statement concerning Yousef and Gad Saad at the August 30 summit, including the distinction MPAC draws between political criticism and attacks on Islam or Muslims.