‘Palestinian Rachel Dolezal’ branded ‘Philadelphia’s Leading Antisemite’ after protesting at ‘pro-Hamas’ rally

The activist outed for being white and Jewish after masquerading as an black and Palestinian anti-Israel zealot was once dubbed “Philadelphia’s leading antisemite” by a watchdog group — after she shouted vitriol outside a Jewish bakery in what groups called a “pro-Hamas rally.”

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“Hannah Gann: 10th grade teacher and Philadelphia’s leading antisemite” read a billboard plastered across a box truck that Accuracy in Media drove around Gann’s West Philadelphia neighborhood in 2024.

“We’re driving around town, making sure her neighbors know,” the group wrote in an X post at the time, including a photo of the truck parked outside the high school were Gann teaches.

The truck was rolled out after Gann, weeks earlier, stood outside a Jewish bakery and helped lead an anti-Israel protest which the antisemitism watchdog group Canary Mission described as a “pro-Hamas” rally.

“I know every martyr’s life is precious,” Gann said at the rally, held just two months after Hamas terrorists stormed Israel in their bloody Oct. 7 attack, killing more than 1,200 people.

“When a Palestinian child picks of a rock or a slingshot in the face of Israeli tanks or machine guns, we owe them that same energy,” Gann shouted into a megaphone as crowds cheered back.

“We owe them to take it to these streets and f–k the police until Palestine is free.”

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“We owe it to resist and disrupt with everything we have,” she added.

Things got awkward this week, however, when 34-year-old Gann was exposed for being everything she professed to despite — white, Jewish, and the daughter of wealthy parents with family in Israel.

That’s despite a years-long charade masquerading as part black, part-Tunisian and Palestinian, a false-identity she assumed to ingrain herself in Philadelphia’s anti-Israel movement.

She went so far as to wear make-up to maker her complexion look darker, and affected accents to play the part.

But she was exposed by the Philadelphia Inquirer Tuesday, and she went to social media with a groveling apology for years of lies.

“I lied about my identity and have been lying for years. I have no Palestinian or Tunisian heritage,” she said in the long-winded video.

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