Yehuda Levin

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Yehuda Levin is a rabbi practicing in the Flatbush area of Brooklyn, New York.

[edit] Beliefs and political activities

He opposes gay rights and abortion[1] and is acquainted with the extreme Christian leader Jerry Falwell.

Levin is also a member of the advisory committee of the organization Jews Against Anti-Christian Defamation. Despite his membership in this committee, Levin has campaigned together with Fred Phelps on issues surrounding homosexuality, despite the latter's anti-Semitic statements[2] in the past.

Levin was recently involved in attempting to stop a gay pride event from taking place in Jerusalem[3]. He supported the use of violence by protesters in opposing the planned event saying "I promise that there's going to be bloodshed"[4].

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