Now the world knows 'why Hitler killed the Jews,' Pakistani senator writes

Khan also claimed that Israelis view Vivek Ramaswamy as an example of "a lowlife disposable Goyim."

 Philippe Pétain shakes hands with Hitler (photo credit: Heinrich Hoffman/Wikimedia Commons)
Philippe Pétain shakes hands with Hitler
(photo credit: Heinrich Hoffman/Wikimedia Commons)

Pakistani Senator Afnan Ullah Khan has caused outrage on X after posting an image of Adolf Hitler with the caption “At least now the world know [sic], why he did, what he did #Gaza_Genicide”

The post has been condemned by several users, including some displaying a Palestinian flag. 

One user wrote “This is bad, very bad. Please delete immediately. Nazism was as bad as Zionism, both must be condemned unequivocally.”

 DURING WORLD WAR II, the Grand Mufti collaborated with Hitler, broadcasting propaganda and recruiting Bosnian Muslims for the Waffen-SS. (credit: Wikimedia Commons)
DURING WORLD WAR II, the Grand Mufti collaborated with Hitler, broadcasting propaganda and recruiting Bosnian Muslims for the Waffen-SS. (credit: Wikimedia Commons)

Another user with a Palestinian flag in their bio wrote “Delete this ”

The post is just one of many that have caused outrage. In another one, Khan wrote in response to a post by US presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy: “You are a poor excuse for a human being. Your roots make you an exemplary sycophant but doesn’t [sic] matter what you do and how hard you do flattery, you are not going to become the US president. For Israelis, you are still a lowlife disposable Goyim #Gaza #Gaza_Genocide #Gazabombing.”

Who is Senator Afnan Ullah Khan?

On his LinkedIn account, Khan writes that he was elected as the youngest senator in Pakistan on 11 March 2021 and is currently a member of the Senate standing committees of IT & Telecom, Science & Tech, Aviation, Housing & Works, and Petroleum. He also states that he is the Chairman of the National Heritage & Culture Committee of the Senate. 


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Khan was educated in the United Kingdom, attending the universities of Oxford, York and Central London.