Neighbours of grieving Atlanta Jewish politician try to justify his daughter’s murder, calling him a ‘k**e’

Last year, the couple erected placards in their garden which read, "We stand with Palestine", "End the occupation" and "Stop funding war criminals," in bold white writing. Next to the letters the word "k**e" was scribbled 24 times.

Lubin has put up stickers on his house to commemorate his daughter which he has claimed are regularly torn down by the Bouzyks.

Footage uploaded to social media of the Bouzyks’ latest interaction with the grieving father shows them attempting to justify his daughter's death. Anna Bouzyk said: “She was there to murder... she was in there to kill... she was the terrorist.”

She then called Lubin a "F***ing k**e".

Lubin pressed her on why she called him the derogatory term to which she replied: "What is wrong with that?"

"Are you an educated enough of a k**e to know what a k**e means?"

Lubin explained to her that the word was antisemitic.

Bouzyk replied: “I am a Semite. My family comes from North Africa.

“I have Jew friends.”

David Lubin said that every time he puts up stickers to remember his daughter, they get torn down (Image: Facebook/ David Lubin For State Senate)[Missing Credit]

The footage also showed Mark Bouzyk arguing that Lubin could not say his daughter was murdered. He said: "A soldier in combat [is] murdered. Really?"

Rose Lubin was not a soldier; she was a police officer.

Rose Lubin was killed in Jerusalem in 2023 (Image: X/ Israeli police)[Missing Credit]

After the encounter, as reported by World Israel News, Lubin said: “This is what antisemitism looks like in real life.
“Today, they still keep their pro-Palestine signs up… but rip down my Rose stickers whenever they see them. When I tried to replace one, they screamed at me — right there on my own street.”

“It’s exhausting. It’s scary. And it’s a reminder: Hate isn’t some faraway problem — it’s here, staring us in the face. If we turn away, it wins. If we stay silent, it grows.”