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"Jackson Hinkle, an American antisemitic [[social media]] activist, and [[idiot]], posted a viral tweet with millions of views showing a coin from the British Mandate era to prove that Palestine was here before the State of Israel. The problem is that the imbecile doesn't understand that this coin is the proof of the opposite, and its Hebrew initials read: Land of Israel!"<ref name=brainless/>
"Jackson Hinkle, an American antisemitic [[social media]] activist, and [[idiot]], posted a viral tweet with millions of views showing a coin from the British Mandate era to prove that Palestine was here before the State of Israel. The problem is that the imbecile doesn't understand that this coin is the proof of the opposite, and its Hebrew initials read: Land of Israel!"<ref name=brainless/>
At least 40% of Hinkle's followers are fake.<ref>
[https://www.jpost.com/israel-hamas-war/article-796662 Israeli company finds 40% of Jackson Hinkle's followers to be fake, report shows]. "Throughout the Israel-Hamas war, Hinkle has gained an abundance of followers and has shared his view of the conflict on his X account." By ''Jerusalem Post'' Staff. Apr 12, 2024</ref>
Lying Hinkle even tried to portray the [[Arab]] [[Nazi]] Mai Abdulhadi with Nazi salute and calling for 'final solution' at "palestine" riots (Montreal, Dec/2024) as if she is "not" Arab supposedly, just because she was employed by Jews.<ref>Visegrád 24 @visegrad24:<blockquote><small>
Lying Hinkle even tried to portray the [[Arab]] [[Nazi]] Mai Abdulhadi with Nazi salute and calling for 'final solution' at "palestine" riots (Montreal, Dec/2024) as if she is "not" Arab supposedly, just because she was employed by Jews.<ref>Visegrád 24 @visegrad24:<blockquote><small>