Dan Bilzerian, a Deranged Antisemite With 30 Million Followers

Dan Bilzerian, a diabolical social media figure with tens of millions of followers, has drawn intense criticism for repeatedly promoting antisemitic rhetoric, including Holocaust denial, conspiracy theories about Jews, and explicit calls for violence against Jews. His statements—ranging from claims of “Jewish supremacy” to threats to “go over there” and kill Israelis, have amplified concern because of his massive online reach. Now entering politics with a congressional run, Bilzerian is using that platform to further spread inflammatory and widely condemned views, making him more than just a fringe provocateur and raising alarms about the influence of such rhetoric in mainstream discourse. The rise of the new Islamic nazism.

Dan Bilzerian, who says Judaism is ‘terrible’ and wants to ‘kill Israelis,’ runs for Congress https://t.co/P8stBlkMZa

— The Times of Israel (@TimesofIsrael) April 11, 2026

"Just fucking give me a rifle and send me down there to kill Israelis. I would sign up now!
The only cause worth fighting for is exterminating Israel"

Dan Bilzerian wholesome chat with Sneako pic.twitter.com/1jmCCq2zYi

— Hamas Atrocities (@HamasAtrocities) March 6, 2026

Dan Bilzerian, a Crazed Antisemite With 30 Million Followers

By Hugh Fitzgerald, Apr 14, 2026:

Dan Bilzerian is one more unhinged antisemite who is making waves with his “can-you-top-this” display of Holocaust denial, Hitler worship, and threats to “go over there” (to Israel) in order “to kill the f**king Jews.” We might simply pay him no never mind, but unfortunately, he has 30 million followers on Instagram and 2 million on Twitter/X, so attention must be paid. More on this rebarbative fellow can be found here: “Dan Bilzerian wants to ‘kill Israelis,’ thinks Judaism is ‘terrible,’ and is running for Congress,” by Joseph Strauss, JTA, April 11, 2026:

Dan Bilzerian, the mega-influencer who’s spread conspiracy theories about Jews and said he wants to “kill Israelis,” is running for Congress.

Bilzerian registered this week to run in the Republican primary against the Jewish far-right firebrand Rep. Randy Fine in Florida’s sixth district. Bilzerian initially gained fame for his Instagram photos alongside bikini-clad women, but has since become a vocal critic of Israel and Jews and has repeatedly called Fine a “fat Jew” in the lead-up to his campaign launch.

In a TMZ interview after Bilzerian announced his candidacy, the outlet’s Jewish founder, Harvey Levin, questioned the influencer on whether his use of the phrase “fat Jew” was antisemitic.

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“[Fine] literally talks about how Muslims are lower than dogs, so, is that Islamophobic?” Bilzerian shot back. Fine drew bipartisan criticism for his comments earlier this year.

“Yes,” TMZ’s Levin and Charles Latibeaudiere responded. (Bilzerian added that Fine “tweets that, and he’s a senator,” though Fine is actually a member of the US House of Representatives who was formerly a state senator.)

Bilzerian responded to a follow-up question by denying that he’s antisemitic and questioning the term “antisemitism” altogether, saying it’s been “hijacked to only talk about Jews.”…

The comments were nothing new for Bilzerian, who has 30 million followers on Instagram and 2 million on X/Twitter. He regularly tweets opinions like “Jewish supremacy is the greatest threat to the world today,” questions the accuracy of the statistic that 6 million Jews died in the Holocaust, and reposts clips of avowed antisemite Nick Fuentes….

“Who causes the majority of the world’s problems?” he asked, with users overwhelmingly voting for the multiple-choice option “16 million Jews.”…

Right. Jews are responsible for everything that’s wrong with the world. Russia’s attack on Ukraine, the wildfires in California, the Chinese “re-education” of the Uighurs, the Arabs mass-murdering black Africans in the Sudan, the war over the headwaters of the Nile that is soon to break out between Egypt and Ethiopia, the billions of dollars in welfare fraud that Somalis committed in Minnesota, the grooming gangs in the U.K., Boko Haram’s massacring Christians in Nigeria, deforestation, climate warming, the measles outbreak, and so very much more. Dan Bilzerian is a straight-up guy; he wouldn’t lie to you.

Bilzerian laid out his views on Jewish people in a 2024 interview with conservative commentator Patrick Bet-David, during which he said Jews “knew about 9/11” and “had JFK assassinated.”…

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Jews “knew about 9/11.” And none of them showed up for work that day, which is why no Jews died. Those 19 Muslim hijackers were tools of the Mossad. Only a fool would think otherwise. And Dan Bilzerian is no fool. Just ask him.

It gets crazier and crazier. But Bilzerian just wants to have fun:

During a stream with the influencer Sneako, who has also spread antisemitic conspiracy theories, Bilzerian said he supports “exterminating Israel” and that he “would sign up tomorrow and go f**king put boots on the ground and go f**king kill Israelis.”

“Give me a rifle and send me the f**k over there,” he said, adding, “I truly believe that the majority of that country is evil.”

Dan Bilzerian doesn’t just “believe” that a majority of Israelis are “evil.” No, he wants to emphasize to you, in case you had any doubts, that he “truly believes” it.

On Morgan’s show, Bilzerian said Judaism innately promotes “Jewish supremacy,” and pointed to the State of Israel as being the result of that ideology.

“Israel is a manifestation of that religion,” he said. “And I think that religion is terrible.”

There are people — 1.5 billion of them — who believe that they are the “best of peoples’ and all others are “the most vile of created beings.” But they are not Jews. Perhaps Dan Bilzerian can look into the matter, beginning with those two quotes in the previous sentence, and come back to us with a report on what he has learned. We’ll wait right here for his response.