UPDATE: Subway Antisemite Identified

The masked antisemite who commandeered a subway car in NYC, demanding that Zionists identify themselves has been identified as Christopher Khamis Victor Husary, according to the New York Post.

The incident occurred two weeks ago, following an antisemitic demonstration outside the Nova massacre exhibition in Manhattan. Husary led a group of masked people who took over the subway car. He and the others yelled, “Raise your hands if you’re a Zionist! This is your chance to get out!” Husay also threatened a Jewish man in the subway car.

Husay was identified by the Jew Hate Database organization, in part based on his social media posts. In a post on Instagram, he shared the image of himself on the front page of the New York Post from the incident on the subway and wrote, “Goes to ny for a day.”

He also wrote, “I can smell a baby killer from a mile away …. call homeland security … i went through jfk with this shirt & had all the patriots panicked af, adding, “i love real jews just FYI.”

The Post blasted Husary, calling him a “privileged, bicoastal agitator” who still lives in his parents’ $1.8 million California home at the age of 36. When confronted at his parents house, he wore the same Hezbollah t-shirt as he did while threatening people on the subway.

In a ridiculous twist, he claimed that he was defending his friends after the Jewish man he threatened took their picture, calling the man a “terrorist.”

Husary has been arrested multiple times. He was recently awarded $17,000 after he claimed to have been beaten by police at a Black Lives Matter protest in 2020. His first arrest occurred back in 2008.

Just recently in January, Husary was arrested again on felony arson, robbery and hate crimes charges when he allegedly attacked a Jewish woman, stole the Israeli flag she was carrying, and lit the flag on fire.

{Matzav.com}