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X removed “Parody Jeff” (@parodyjeffx) in September 2026 after the account amassed an extensive record of antisemitic content. The Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM) documents the scale and severity of that activity in a new brief prepared by its Antisemitism Research Center (ARC). The operator relaunched within a day under a new handle, @RabbiJeffx, and resumed the same conduct. Preliminary monitoring indicates the successor account is again reaching audiences in the millions.
ARC Exposes a 20-Million-View Antisemitic Operation
Over a 45-day monitoring period from July 12 through August 26, ARC analyzed 57 posts. It classified 54 of them—94.7 percent—at or above its hostility threshold. Antisemitism was the leading topic in approximately 70 percent.
The account averaged 358,674 views per post, nearly twice its 182,884 followers. The 57 posts generated more than 20 million views in total, while one post alone drew 7.23 million.
The account systematically spread some of history’s most dangerous antisemitic falsehoods. Its posts invoked the blood libel, the false claim that Jews murder non-Jews for ritual purposes, and the deicide accusation, which holds Jews collectively responsible for the death of Jesus. They also pushed dual-loyalty claims through the “Sayanim” conspiracy, which alleges that Jews abroad form a secret spy network working on Israel’s behalf, and blamed named Jewish officials for engineering demographic replacement. Other posts dehumanized Jews outright, calling them “beasts,” “rabid dogs,” and “not human.”
The most common narrative, deployed across 12 posts, alleged that Jewish individuals and institutions secretly coordinate control over governments, media, and finance. The account bolstered the lie with fabricated “insider leaks” attributed to rabbis and Israeli figures. The operator repeatedly fed loaded questions to Grok, X’s AI assistant, repackaging blood libel and Talmudic distortions as neutral research. It also deleted four posts during the monitoring period, which ARC said showed a calculated effort to limit exposure to moderation.
Ban Evasion on X Becomes a Revenue Stream
X’s rules prohibit suspended users from opening replacement accounts. By relaunching as @RabbiJeffx, the operator openly circumvented X’s enforcement action. X has already determined that the operator’s content violated its rules. The successor account now tests whether the platform will enforce that decision.
The activity is financed through a Buy Me a Coffee page at buymeacoffee.com/jeffxe. Buy Me a Coffee’s published restrictions bar content that promotes hatred based on race, ethnicity, or religion, along with slurs, dehumanizing language, coded dog-whistles, accounts created to attack or harass communities, and content that spreads harmful misinformation. Its terms of service separately prohibit posting knowingly false information and abusive or defamatory conduct. ARC found that the operator’s record, including fabricated quotes attributed to real, named individuals, falls squarely within those prohibitions.
CAM CEO Sacha Roytman contacted Buy Me a Coffee’s CEO directly, flagging the account and submitting ARC’s findings.
“I am writing to bring a serious matter to your attention: your platform is currently being used to monetize antisemitic content,” Roytman wrote.
He noted that the material had received more than 20 million views and asked the company to review the account under its terms of service. CAM, he added, stood ready to provide further documentation.
CAM is calling on X to remove @RabbiJeffx immediately and suspend any further successor accounts, and on Buy Me a Coffee to permanently terminate the payment page. ARC says it will keep tracking the account, mapping the operator’s network to expose coordinated amplification, backup accounts, and any replacement funding channels.
