Gabby El-Baba, a Palestinian American who lives in Houston, Texas, posted a video of herself in a Jewish market making derogatory and antisemitic comments about Orthodox Jews.

JBN has tentatively identified the market as Harova Market.

El-Baba self-published two books of poetry and, according to her LinkedIn profile, works as a quality/recovery manager for the homeless in Houston and is a social media content creator. StopAntisemitism, which posted the video, said that she is employed by Curtis and Associates Counseling Services.

In her Amazon author biography, El-Baba describes her struggles trying to reconcile her queerness with her Palestinian roots, ultimately “embracing her sexuality and love for her culture.”

In her video, which she titled “My Palestinian A— accidentally walking into a Jewish market,” the woman said sarcastically, “They’re not all the same,” adding, “Shut the f— up. Yes, they are.” Finding hummus being sold in the store, she accused Jews of cultural appropriation.

“You see, they stole all our food. Nazareth, real hummus. Jerusalem, classic hummus. Holy hummus. I have to get out of here, otherwise I’m gonna end up in jail,” she said.

Then she described an exchange in which someone she described as the owner asked her if she had seen anyone shoplifting, and she fired back, “Karma’s a b—.”

She concluded the video by shouting at the store after she exited, “F— Israel.”

Since this took place apparently in Houston and the customers in the store are Jewish, not necessarily Israeli, critics say that this proves that the anti-Israel movement isn’t about hating Israel; it’s about hating Jews.