Wednesday, July 08, 2026
Elder of Ziyon
Under fire for alleged antisemitism, Spokane pastor Luc Jasmin II has resigned from the state Human Rights Commission.In a March 2025 meeting of the commission, Jasmin accused Jewish people of “crying” over discrimination during debate on a resolution condemning antisemitism. Jasmin’s comments came under scrutiny more than a year after they were made when video of the meeting was posted in June on the Commission’s YouTube channel.“This word ‘antisemitism’ has been around since the Jewish got trampled by Hitler, and it seems like the Jewish people keep on crying and crying and crying and crying and crying – always crying with the antisemitism,” Jasmin said in the meeting. “And today there are many other groups who are subject to mistreatment, who are even subject to mistreatment by the Jewish, and they’re not crying so much.”
The meeting is remarkable. For nearly 20 minutes, Jasmin insists that Jews are not being victimized, and in fact that Jews are attacking millions of others.
Jasmin spouted this hate at a human rights commission meeting, and he remained a member of the commission for over a year afterwards even after the other members heard his hate themselves. Two of them tried to reason with Jasmin, but he disqualified himself from the commission at that moment.
Interestingly, the minutes of the meeting do not say a word about Jasmin's outburst.
This is not only the story of one antisemitic human rights commission member who was forced to resign. It is a story about the three other commissioners and members. While they voted to condemn antisemitism over Jasmin's objections, they kept him on for 15 more months.
That is the real scandal.
Jasmin does not admit he did anything wrong and insists this is all political.
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