Investigative journalism from the era, including reports on Levy's JDL role , supports elements of the story, though ADL histories omit it, while alternative outlets like Bitchute frame it as proof of fabricated threats for financial gain. 1990s TV news clip describing a 1979 Philadelphia incident where Mordechai Levy , a Jewish Defense League activist with reported ADL ties, allegedly used the alias "James Gutman" to obtain a permit for a staged Nazi march aimed at amplifying antisemitism fears to boost fundraising. Posted November 28, 2025, the clip has sparked 86 replies echoing themes of "controlled opposition," with users drawing parallels to modern activism and institutional funding tactics , amassing 67,000 views in two days. Overview of the 1979 Philadelphia "Nazi Rally" Incident The incident in question refers to a short-lived controversy in February 1979 surrounding a proposed "white power rally" by a supposed Nazi group at Indepe...
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