An angry young woman attempted to tear down an Israel/US flag at an Upper East Side kosher restaurant before hurling soup at an employee, flipping them off, and disappearing into the night, according to a disturbing video.
The “Soup Nazi” shouted “You are all Murderers!” as she also flipped over tables and chairs, police said.
The twisted antisemitic tirade unfolded at 9:45 p.m. Wednesday at the Hummus Kitchen on Second Avenue, between 83rd and 84th streets, when the well-dressed blonde walked in and without provocation tried to take down an Israel-US flag standing in the doorway, police and employees said.
A 45-second video shows a worker calling cops amid the chaos as the vandal tries, but fails, to pull down the banner.
“He’s inside, he’s like inside of our awning. It’s a woman actually. She’s pulling it [the flag] down. She’s leaving, but she’s throwing all the chairs. She’s crazy,” the employee says.
The blonde bigot didn’t run from the camera but actually hammed it up.
“Record me, bitch! Recording me?” the smiling woman says in another 25-second clip before flipping the middle finger and placing her hand beneath her chin to proclaim, “I’m cute, right?”
She then opens a container of soup she was holding and tosses the contents at an employee who is out of the frame.
A man’s voice shouts, “Hey!” followed by the voice of a woman, taunting the brazen bigot with “Smile bitch!” as the offender walks away, middle finger in the air.
A video of the ugly episode was posted to X, where it has garnered more than 1 million views.
It was uploaded by StopAntisemitism, a “leading non-partisan U.S-based organization fighting antisemitism.”
“Make the soup Nazi famous,” snarked Mike Afromowitz on the X thread.
“What a despicable human being! Ppl like her disgust me!” added valleygirl.
“We don’t know who she is. But they’re [the NYPD] looking for her and they’re going to find her,” a Hummus Kitchen employee, who did not give her name, fumed to The Post.
The “overwhelmed” Hummus Kitchen employee said she reported the incident to police.
She added “We are super busy” as empathetic New Yorkers mobbed the place.
“We didn’t know her,” a Hummus Kitchen employee, Brenda, told The Post Friday of the loutish woman “in her 20s.” The stunned server who had soup tossed at her “was still pretty upset” and declined comment.
The US has seen more reported antisemitic incidents since Oct. 7 than in any two-month period in 45 years, according to the Anti-Defamation League.
Additional reporting by Amanda Woods