These Are the Left Party Members Who Hate Jews and Praise Terror Groups

Since the Hamas terror group’s massacre of Israeli civilians in 2023, anti-Jewish hatred on the left has exploded and is now expressed openly in increasingly aggressive demonstrations on streets and squares. Particularly within the Left Party, there is a significant problem with antisemitism: many of the party’s candidates ahead of this autumn’s election have denied the Holocaust, celebrated acts of terrorism, and praised the leaders of Iran and Russia.

When Left Party leader Nooshi Dadgostar was confronted with the widespread antisemitism and terrorism sympathies within her party, she dismissed the concern, claiming it was “a handful of people.” However, according to an investigation by Expressen, 25 Left Party candidates have been found to express such views in various ways. So far, 13 have been removed from the party’s election lists.

Islam Qatesh, Karlskrona

Praised groups such as al-Qaeda, Hamas, the Houthi rebels, Hezbollah, and the PFLP.

Mona Alsalehi, Östra Göinge

Claimed that Israel allowed Hamas to enter Israel in order to have a pretext to attack Gaza.

Ahmed El Kilani, Landskrona

Praised several leaders of organizations designated as terrorist groups.

Mohammed Nashabat, Ale

Published photos of the late Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah and Iran’s former Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.

Samer Saad Mohialdeen, Sävsjö

Shared content with pro-Russian propaganda, sexism, and homophobia.

Ruqayyah Alkhatib, Örebro

Questioned the Holocaust.

Yazan Abushammala, Halmstad

Questioned the number of people killed in the Holocaust.

Mohamed Kher Khalil Mouesh, Bromölla

Published tributes to individuals who committed acts of terrorism.

Khaled Abed Alghani, Örebro

Claimed that Jews own all media, control the American government, and that a Jewish family has financed every war since the 19th century.

Ahmed Marouf, Eksjö

“The resistance is the only legitimate representative for Palestine,” he wrote a month after the 2023 massacre.

Wesam Najim, Sävsjö

Shared several posts in support of Hamas, designated as a terror group.

Tamam Hashan, Helsingborg

Participated in a celebration after the massacre.

Nidal Hejjo, Helsingborg

Praised the massacre.

Soha Elhams, Helsingborg

Mourned a Hamas terrorist killed in 2023 whom she described as her cousin.

Serin Tamim, Gislaved

Celebrated the massacre.

Sufian Farhat, Ronneby

Praised the massacre on several occasions.

Nabil El-Khatib, Sävsjö

Spread the claim that no one was killed in the attack on the Nova music festival in Israel in 2023.

Sabah Mohawish, Växjö

Shared an image of Hamas spokesperson Abu Obaida after his death, with the text: “You remain in our hearts as long as we live.”

Azhar Sugawi, Avesta

Described the massacre as a successful operation because it made the world turn its attention to Israel and Palestine.

Behrad Ansari, Emmaboda

Claimed that “money is the Jew’s true god.”

Bassam Soudi, Sjöbo

Believed that a woman’s place is in the home and that they should not be allowed to go out.

Hala Saafan, Norrköping

– May God have mercy on the martyr Yahya Sinwar. The struggle continues, free Palestine, she said at a demonstration.

Mohamad Abdulkarim, Landskrona

Mourned the killed Hamas leader Ismail Haniya.

Basil Alrefaee, Staffanstorp

Praised Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar.

Ali Jassin, Halmstad

Shared an antisemitic cartoon.

The Left in Government

Migration Minister Johan Forssell (M) warns about what a red-green election victory this autumn may mean: