Neo-Nazi group social posts call for Jewish women to be raped

Disgusting anti-Semitic posts calling for violence and sexual assault against Jewish women have appeared on social media.

Neo nazi's from National Socialist Network

A Melbourne-based neo-Nazi group has called on its followers to go on the prowl for Jewish women and gang rape them to “breed out the Jewish”.

The National Socialist Network (NSN) labelled the hate-filled mission Operation Ashkenazi Strange and published comments so offensive the Herald Sun has decided not to publish them.

NSN has been banned from most mainstream social media platforms but has amassed a following on the underground alt-right site Gab — a haven for neo-Nazis, QAnon conspiracy theorists and right-wing extremists.

Another post on NSN social media depicts Mr Abramovich in a gas chamber.

The group’s leader, Thomas Sewell, also posted a crudely photoshopped image of himself performing a Nazi salute in front of a graphic depicting Anti-Defamation Commission chair Dvir Abramovich inside a gas chamber with a yellow Star of David on his forehead.

The caption below reads “f*** you Dvir”.

Mr Sewell, is facing assault charges over an alleged attack on a security guard at Channel 9 headquarters.

Dr Abramovich said he had reported the posts to Victoria Police and has called on the Federal Government to “immediately designate the NSN and other neo-Nazi groups as terrorist organisations”.

“These stomach-churning posts not only reveal the true nature of the neo-Nazi beast in our country but a rising climate of radicalisation in which Hitler worshippers openly fantasise about gassing a Jewish leader and call on unrepentant bigots to be on the hunt and rape Jewish woman,” he said.

“There is no telling where this dangerous incitement will end, though we know that where white supremacists gather, violence usually follows.

“Through these menacing posts, these ‘Final Solutionists’ are trying to fan the flames of rage and attract extremist fans to their warped Aryan worldview that imagines an Australia without Jews, Muslims, Asians, Africans, gays and anyone who he deems undesirable.”

The number of matters linked to right-wing extremists doubled in the past 18 months and comprise about 40 per cent of Victoria’s counter terror watch list.

The Leader understands Victoria Police’s Counter Terrorism Command is investigating one extreme right-wing group but would not reveal its identity.

The threshold to trigger an investigation is a perceived threat of terror.

Last month, UK-based neo-Nazi extremist group Sonnenkrieg Division was formally declared a terrorist organisation by the Federal Government.

It is the only right-wing group to be named as an outlawed terrorist organisation in Australia, joining a list of 26 Islamic militant groups.

A Victoria Police spokesperson confirmed they were investigating the posts and urged anyone with information to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

“Police are making inquiries after being made aware of several offensive social media posts,” the spokesperson said.