The far-right antisemitic streamer Sneako was caught off guard when an Israeli Arab Christian told him that living in Tel Aviv is “super fun” and answered the streamer’s question about how he’s treated in Israel in a way Sneako did not expect.

“What’s it like living as a Christian in Israel?” Sneako asked.

“Super fun,” the Israeli responded.

“They don’t spit on you?” Sneako asked.

“No, they don’t,” the Arab Christian said bluntly.

Then came the kicker.

“Are you treated well, or do they see you as different? Because, you know, they believe that they’re chosen and you’re not.”

Sneako’s interlocutor then taught him a life lesson that one hopes the streamer will take to heart.

“I’ve lived my whole life around Jews,” the Arab Israeli said. “And, Sneako, I believe life happens from you. If your heart is full of hate and racism, you’ll always find hate.”

Sneako, whose real name is Nicolas Kenn De Balinthazy, has faced international consequences amid backlash to his inflammatory, antisemitic and racist rhetoric and hate speech. For example, Australia imposed a lifetime ban on visiting the country, and major digital platforms and entertainment venues have also barred him.

Sneako has also been known to associate with other well-known antisemites such as Nick Fuentes and participated in an event with other influencers at a nightclub where Kanye West’s “Heil Hitler” song was played.