Far-right streamer Nick Fuentes says he’s ‘over’ Free Palestine, promotes a ‘white genocide’ conspiracy theory involving Europe and the US.
Far-right activist Nick Fuentes claims to be “over the Free Palestine thing” in a recent broadcast on Rumble. During the stream, he also pushed conspiracy theories about white genocide in Europe and the US. The controversial streamer is known for pushing far-right talking points. On September 16, 2026, a clip of him discussing the reported US plans to give Israel bombs started circulating on X.
In the video, Nick Fuentes said he was less sympathetic about Palestine because “these Muslims do not care about us” and said:
“I am kind of over the Free Palestine thing, if I’m being totally honest. This effort post/screed: ‘Excuse me about how we’re giving Israel all these bombs.’ It’s like, give it a rest. I am so much less sympathetic when you realize that these Muslims do not care about us at all.”
Fuentes went on to claim that white Americans have their “Palestine” and Gaza and blamed “mass migration” into Europe and the US. The far-right influencer invoked the ‘Great Replacement’ theory during the discussion and said:
“We have our own Palestine. Do you know what it is? It is called the United Kingdom. It’s called Italy; it’s called Spain; it’s called Germany. We have our own Gaza as Americans, as white people. It is the genocide against whites that is happening in Europe and the United States. This is happening because of mass migration and the systematic murder of our people. And nobody cares about that.”
Readers should note that this is not the first time that Nick Fuentes pushed unverifiable conspiracy theories.
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“Free America”: Nick Fuentes Goes Off Against Pro-Palestine Rhetoric
Nick Fuentes did not stop with just bringing up “white genocide.” To argue against the pro-Palestine rhetoric, the far-right streamer referenced the recent migrant crisis in Ceuta and Europe in general. Fuentes said:
“When Ceuta, in Spain, in North Africa, was overrun by the Muslims, the Muslims were cheering for it. The Israelis advocated for it, and the Trump administration greenlit it. And this was imposed upon us by the Muslims. So, as long as the Muslims are pouring into Italy, Spain, Ceuta, Europe, and Michigan, for that matter, I don’t think it is ideal that we’re giving Israel these 2,000-pound bombs. But give it a rest.”
Nick Fuentes further called out people for the “Free Palestine” chant and said:
“These people are not our allies; they are not helping us. They do not care about us. Free Palestine? How about free America, free Europe, free the United Kingdom?”
Nick Fuentes’ remarks conflate anti-Palestinian rhetoric with white nationalist conspiracy theories, which is in line with his far-right activism.
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