Saif Minhas
Sales executive at Veriforce CHAS | London, England, UK
Background information
GnasherJew’s OSINT team has identified Saif Minhas as the man behind @S4IFF, the X account calling itself “voice of justice”.
The account repeatedly targets Jews and their allies, including GnasherJew, while sharing antisemitic conspiracy theories, Nazi comparisons and posts glorifying Hamas.
Minhas’s LinkedIn profile lists him as a Business Development Executive at Veriforce CHAS, working in sales for a company providing supply chain compliance and risk management services.
Online, his posts include blaming “Jews” for atrocities, mocking the reported murder of kidnapped children and sharing a claim that humanity is in a battle against the Rothschilds.
Blaming “Jews”
On 22 October 2026, the account wrote:
"Jews" have flattened Gaza and are commutting [sic] genocide and ethnic cleansing. I think you’ll find they are the biggest terrorists in the world.
It continued:
Need to lock up all these IDF war criminals. Your time will come.
The opening accusation targets Jews, not simply the Israeli government or military. Putting quotation marks around “Jews” does not change that. The IHRA examples identify holding Jews collectively responsible for Israel’s actions as antisemitism. This post does exactly that.
Hitler imagery and Holocaust inversion
On 25 September 2026, Minhas shared a manipulated image portraying Benjamin Netanyahu as Hitler, with the words:
I didn’t commit genocide
I prevented genocide
He added:
Hope this helps
The image casts an Israeli leader as Hitler, turning the Holocaust against the Jewish state. Its wording carries another disturbing implication. Placed in the mouth of a Hitler figure, “I prevented genocide” can also be read as recasting the murder of Jews as a preventative act. The post does not explicitly state that the Holocaust was justified. But its combination of Hitler imagery and those words invites that reading. At minimum, it uses the Holocaust to demonise Israel through a direct Nazi comparison.
The following day, replying to journalist Nicole Lampert about an Ireland–Israel football match, Minhas wrote:
Why should the Irish team have to play against baby killers and terrorists? Would you be supporting a match against Nazi Germany?
He also reposted claims that Israel is “more fascist, more evil, more demonic, and powerful than Nazi Germany ever was” and that its supporters are “morally worse than Nazis”.
Drawing comparisons between contemporary Israeli policy and the Nazis is an explicit IHRA example. Here, the comparison appears repeatedly, in both his own posts and material he reposted.
Dismissing the Bibas children’s murder
On 8 October 2026, Minhas replied to a post about the kidnapping and killing of Ariel and Kfir Bibas:
List of things that never happened
He followed it with laughing emojis.
The post he answered contained specific claims about how the children were killed. Israeli authorities had publicly stated in February 2025 that forensic findings and intelligence showed the boys were murdered in captivity.
Minhas offered no evidence or explanation. He responded with blanket dismissal and mockery.
Glorifying Hamas on the anniversary of 7 October
On 7 October, the anniversary of the Hamas-led attacks, Minhas reposted a message reading “Glory to the resistance” above images of Yahya Sinwar.
He also reposted a message that day describing the attacks as people escaping and visiting “an infinitesimal fraction of that violence back on you”.
The timing matters. On the anniversary of the massacre, his account amplified praise for its architect and a justification for the violence.
Another repost declared:
Long live the resistance.
That post quoted material carrying the hashtag “#GloryToAlQassam” alongside an image of armed, masked fighters.
These were not neutral reports about Hamas. They celebrated its leadership and armed wing.
The account also shared an infographic presenting Hamas as innocent of targeting women and children, torturing prisoners and other abuses.
In another reply to GnasherJew, Minhas wrote:
No one believes your propaganda lies about Hamas
His record combines praise for Hamas, justification of the 7 October attacks and attempts to whitewash its conduct.
Denying Israel’s existence
On 9 September 2026, the account wrote:
"Israel" isn’t a country, it isn’t a real place. It is a made up ethno-state primarily made up of ‘settlers’ who should not be there in the first place
Elsewhere, using dehumanising and demonising language, including derogatory physical and genetic stereotypes, it described Zionism as a “depraved cult” based on “inbred looking [sic] settlers stealing other peoples [sic] land”.
This is not a demand for a change of government or a particular policy. Instead, it rejects Israel’s legitimacy and portrays its population as people who should not be there.
The Rothschild conspiracy
Minhas also reposted a claim that the Rothschilds funded both world wars, Israel and Jeffrey Epstein. It ended:
When will people realize that the battle is still going on and it’s between the humanity and the Rothschilds?
This is a familiar antisemitic conspiracy theory: a Jewish banking family presented as the hidden force behind wars and world events, with humanity cast as its opponent.
It fits the IHRA example concerning stereotypical allegations about Jewish power and conspiracies.
This was someone else’s post. Minhas chose to spread it.
Veriforce CHAS should examine the posts
Minhas’s professional profile describes work built on client relationships, compliance and risk management.
His public account spreads Jewish conspiracy theories, collective accusations against Jews, Nazi comparisons and praise for Hamas, including on the anniversary of 7 October.
There is no evidence in the material reviewed that Veriforce CHAS endorsed these posts. The company should nevertheless examine them and consider what they mean for trust in a client-facing employee.
Calling an account “voice of justice” does not make its antisemitism any less clear..
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