Right-wing commentator Laura Loomer criticized FBI director Kash Patel’s statement in reaction to Australia’s Bondi Beach mass shooting as he did not call it ‘Islamic terrorism’. Loomer also blasted Australia Prime Minister Anthony Albanese for not specifying that the ‘attack was on Jews’. Loomer spread fear on social media that more such targeted attacks on Jews will take place and she also claimed that the Brown University shooting in US could also have a Jew link as the professor whose class was attacked is a Jew, Loomer claimed. “How come the Prime Minister of Australia didn’t mention the words Islamic terror in his statement? How come he didn’t mention this attack was a targeted attack on Jews on Hanukkah by blood thirsty Muslim immigrants? Australia has fallen! This is what happens when you let Muslims crowd your streets with Palestinian flags and scream GLOBALIZE THE INTIFADA! BAN MUSLIMS FROM THE WEST!” Loomer wrote criticizing Australian PM Albanese. Then Loomer shifted her focus to Kash Patel and called him Qatari consultant. Patel, however, mentioned that the attack on on a Hanukkah festival in Sydney. “I have been in touch with our counterparts in Australia regarding the horrific attack on a Hanukkah festival in Sydney – we are providing the requested assistance and will update with more information as we are able. Please keep the victims and their families in your prayers,” Patel wrote. “Why does Qatari consultant @FBIDirectorKash Kash Patel refuse to say the phrase “Islamic terrorism”? He keeps doing this. Very alarming,” Loomer posted. “Our FBI Director partied with Qataris in DC last week and then flew to Qatar days later where he posed for pics holding guns next to the Qatari funders of Islamic terrorism… But, he won’t say the phrase ISLAMIC TERRORISM. This is what happens when you take Muslim money. You sell out. Kash Patel is a disappointment,” Loomer added.
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