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[[File:McCain Tyahnybok2.PNG|right|300px|thumb|Former [[Republican]] Presidential nominee [[John McCain]] with "moderate rebel" Nazi [[Oleh Tyahnybok]] during the [[Euromaidan coup]].<ref>[https://youtu.be/sa9nCRgZm00 Svoboda's Oleh Tyahnybok Overthrows Ukrainian Government], KanekoaTheGreat, Mar 9, 2022. [[YouTube]]</ref>]]
[[File:McCain Tyahnybok2.PNG|right|300px|thumb|Former [[Republican]] Presidential nominee [[John McCain]] with "moderate rebel" Nazi [[Oleh Tyahnybok]] during the [[Euromaidan coup]].<ref>[https://youtu.be/sa9nCRgZm00 Svoboda's Oleh Tyahnybok Overthrows Ukrainian Government], KanekoaTheGreat, Mar 9, 2022. [[YouTube]]</ref>]]
The term '''Muscovite-Jewish mafia''' is a derogatory phrase used in [[antisemitic]] [[rhetoric]], particularly by [[Ukrainian]] [[far-right]] [[nationalist]]s.
The term '''Muscovite-Jewish mafia''' is a derogatory phrase used in [[antisemitic]] [[rhetoric]], particularly by [[Ukrainian]] [[far-right]] [[nationalist]]s.<ref>[https://jamestown.org/yushchenko-finally-gets-tough-on-nationalists/ Yushchenko Finally Gets Tough On Nationalists], Eurasia Daily Monitor, Volume 1 Issue 66, 08.04.2004. jamestown.org</ref>
The most notable usage comes from [[Oleh Tyahnybok]], leader of the [[Svoboda]] (Freedom) party (a Ukrainian nationalist group with [[historical]] [[neo-Nazi]] ties), who in a 2004 speech agitating for the [[Orange Revolution]] called for Ukrainians to fight against a "Muscovite-Jewish mafia" who were allegedly controlling the country from [[Moscow]] under [[Vladimir Putin]]. He later claimed this referred only to specific "[[Jewish]] [[oligarch]]s" and historical "[[Jewish]]-[[Bolshevik]]s," but the phrase was widely criticized as [[antisemitic]].
The most notable usage comes from [[Oleh Tyahnybok]], leader of the [[Svoboda]] (Freedom) party (a Ukrainian nationalist group with [[historical]] [[neo-Nazi]] ties), who in a 2004 speech agitating for the [[Orange Revolution]] called for Ukrainians to fight against a "Muscovite-Jewish mafia" who were allegedly controlling the country from [[Moscow]] under [[Vladimir Putin]]. He later claimed this referred only to specific "[[Jewish]] [[oligarch]]s" and historical "[[Jewish]]-[[Bolshevik]]s," but the phrase was widely criticized as [[antisemitic]].