Nasrien E. Ibrahim, M.D., an Advanced Heart Failure and Transplant Cardiologist, has increasingly used her platform not for medical advocacy, but for radical anti-Israel activism. Her rhetoric crosses the line from political critique into hate-fueled invective, including antisemitic tropes, vulgar attacks, and accusations of Zionist conspiracies. She is affiliated with Harvard Faculty and Staff for Justice in Palestine (FSJP)—a group that routinely downplays Hamas violence and demonizes Jewish self-determination.
Nasrien E. Ibrahim‘s Harmful Actions & Activity
Faculty Statements & Organizing
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January 2024: Signed two major FSJP letters, including:
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A letter establishing the Harvard FSJP chapter.
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A public statement condemning Zionism, denying the rise of antisemitism on campus, and defending student protests linked to Hamas support.
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Social Media Extremism
While Ibrahim has since deleted her Twitter account, archived content and Instagram posts offer a clear view into her radical positions:
Vulgar Antisemitic Posts
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December 2023 (Instagram Stories):
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Profanely attacked the NFL, saying:
“I wanted to say fk you to the @NFL one more time. What about the Palestinian children you pieces of sh.” -
Then claimed the NFL is a “Zionist organization,” peddling conspiracy theories that equate American institutions with Israeli control.
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Deactivation & Public Backlash
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Ibrahim’s Twitter/X account has been removed, following backlash over her inflammatory rhetoric and antisemitic accusations.
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Reports circulated online that Ibrahim was terminated from a hospital affiliation following her public posts.
Summary
Nasrien Ibrahim is not merely a doctor or educator—she is a radical voice within Harvard using her academic title to promote antisemitic conspiracy theories, endorse anti-Israel hatred, and trivialize Jewish suffering. Her affiliation with FSJP and her documented vulgar online attacks disqualify her from any role of influence within a university claiming to uphold values of inclusion and academic integrity.
By likening sports leagues to Zionist conspiracies and demonizing Jewish self-determination under the guise of activism, Ibrahim has become a mouthpiece for a broader campaign of delegitimization and hate—a danger not only to campus climate, but to the credibility of Harvard’s medical and academic institutions.
