Beyoncé's Creative Director Andrew Makadsi Slammed By Congressman For Alleged Anti-Semitism

Its creative director BeyonceIts company, Parkwood Entertainment, is taking heat from a congressman … who thinks an influential person has “no business” shaping a culture accused of promoting violence.

New York Congressman Richie Torres IG took it up on Sunday, posting a screen-cap of an earlier post by it Andrew Makadsi A man was reported to have set his arm on fire at a protest in Washington, DC on Saturday… Torres accused Makadsi of glorifying the suicide of an anti-Israel activist.

Torres posted on the eve of Oct. 7, the one-year anniversary of Hamas attacks on Israel, killing 1,200 and kidnapping 251.

Richie said, “Any cultural influencers who glorify violence and aestheticize anti-Semitism and Zionism have no business influencing any culture, let alone our own.”

Richie highlighted Makadsi's past behavior, noting that he had previously been accused of sharing anti-Semitic statements on social media against anti-Semitism and Israel.

In July, a screenshot shared by StopAntisemitism's X account allegedly showed a disturbing IG story by Makadsi — which disappeared 24 hours later — calling for “death to all zi0s and their followers.”