A Beverly Hills radiologist has been fired from his lucrative job after sharing a barrage of anti-Semitic posts on his X account that criticized Zionists as “genocidal, demonic, greedy, pedophile morons.”
“Change of mind,” added Dr. Andrew Thierry, who was fired from his position as medical director of ExpertMRI after the medical center learned of his “disturbing and anti-Semitic comments,” the company shared in a statement aboutformerly Twitter.
Thierry “will not be affiliated with the company in any way in the future,” ExpertMRI added.
Before being fired, Thierry wrote in a separate post: “The angry little Zionist war pigs are very angry that their lies and deceptions are no longer working. “Their powers are waning and they are scared and lashing out.”
A day later, he shared his latest anti-Israel tweet shortly after midnight on Wednesday, which was previously reported by the Daily Mail.
Dr. Andrew Thierry was fired from his job as medical director at Beverly Hills Medical Center’s ExpertMRI after a series of anti-Semitic posts on X, formerly Twitter.LinkedIn
“The only thing in which the Zionists are superior is in lying, deception and genocide,” Thierry wrote.
It appears Thierry was fired later that day, according to ExpertMRI’s statement, which was shared Wednesday night, costing him a job that has an average salary of $173,336 per year, according to Indeed, with some medical centers paying up to $300,000 more for the role.
Thierry then took to X to issue a supposed apology “if anyone interpreted my words incorrectly.”
In three posts, Thierry attacked Zionists, or people who openly support the State of Israel.
“I love everyone, including the Jews and all the children of God. I am very critical of my own government and all the wars the United States is involved in. I apologize if I offended anyone. I only have love in my heart, which breaks every time innocent humans suffer,” Thierry shared in a separate post on Wednesday before deleting his X account.
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His attempt to express regret for his previous posts was met with more criticism that slammed the apology as “nonsense” and “horrible.”
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Hamas terrorists were seen taking women hostage and parading them down the street in gruesome videos.
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“How can a learned individual be so reckless with his words? How can a patient feel comfortable under his care?” one user questioned Thierry, who has practiced his profession for more than a decade and is a graduate of the Michigan State University College of Human Medicine, as well as a doctor certified by the American Board of Radiology.
Nonprofit Watchdog Stop antisemitism noted that more than “90% of Jews worldwide are Zionists,” meaning they openly support the State of Israel.
“Your Jewish patients deserve to know what their doctor thinks of them,” the group added.
In the wake of the storm, Thierry’s rating on Healthgrades, which provides comprehensive information and testimonials about doctors, plummeted.
Thierry’s Healthgrades profile now only has 1.1 stars out of 96 ratings, and recent comments call him a “supporter of terrorism” and say “he has a heart full of hate.”
“Anti-Semitic doctor with pure hate in his blood,” another wrote along with a one-star rating.
ExpertMRI representatives did not immediately respond to the Post’s request for comment.
Thierry could not be reached for comment.
Thierry is far from the first person to lose his job for being openly anti-Israel.
Despite making a poor attempt to apologize for his offensive posts, many social media users applauded Thierry losing his job.
On Wednesday, South Florida dentist Dr. Ahmed ElKoussa was fired after being identified as one of two men who destroyed banners of the approximately 200 people kidnapped by Hamas that were posted throughout the trendy Brickell neighborhood.
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The viral footage Shared by the organization StopAntisemitism showed the couple walking down a busy street with handfuls of crumpled paper, sparking protests on social media.
ElKoussa was fired from his job at a Coral Gables dental clinic the next morning.
ExpertMRI confirmed that Thierry was fired by sharing this statement on social media.
“We are very sad to wake up to this situation,” CG Smile said in a statement.
Dr. Dana Diab, an emergency physician at Lenox Hill Hospital and Brookdale University Hospital and Medical Center, according to NYC Health + Hospitals, was also fired after sharing a video of the horrific Oct. 7 attack on her Instagram Stories .
The publication applauded the Hamas massacre at a music festival in southern Israel and said the attacks gave Israelis “a taste of their own medicine.”
After 12 days of war, at least 3,000 Palestinians and 1,400 Israelis have died, according to The Wall Street Journal.Getty Images
“Zionist settlers get a taste of their own medicine,” he wrote, according to a screenshot shared by StopAntisemitism the X of Monday.
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