Influencer who calls herself ‘Hijabi Barbie’ issues a dark warning to the ‘rich nepo babies’ of an Australian suburb – as she’s slammed for bizarre act against the country’s ‘settlers’

A pro-Palestinian influencer has shared a video of herself repeatedly randomly ringing the doorbell in an upscale Melbourne neighborhood, warning that “no settler will live in peace.”

The dedicated activist, who calls herself ‘Hijabi Barbi’ on TikTok but whose identity is unknown, shared a short clip of a person – apparently herself – running down a side street in the city’s Fitzroy suburb while ringing door buzzers.

“POV (point of view): No settler will live in peace,” reads the 10-second caption shared with more than 25,000 followers.

The activist went on to warn that ‘Fitzroy rich nepo babies should be careful’ – and was quickly inundated with online comments.

“Ah yes, harassing random people in their houses,” one angry viewer posted on X.

“You will sleep well tonight knowing that you are truly changing the world, one doorbell at a time.

“Imagine being an adult and having no ideas more advanced than those of an eight-year-old.”

Another added: ‘So many people think random anti-social behavior is activism.’

Other viewers pointed out that Fitzroy was a pretty left-wing area and that this would probably only upset progressive people.

“Fitzroy is a super woke area so people there are probably Green voters!” one person wrote.

Many viewers were also quick to point out that she herself did not appear to be native to Australia.

It remains unclear whether Ms. ‘Barbi’ has any indigenous heritage.

However, in another video posted in January, Ms ‘Barbi’ complained how Australian Open security staff confiscated Palestinian flags from supporters and tried to take away her Jordanian flag.

But in other clips she has proudly discussed her Iraqi heritage.

“Whatever the DNA tests show, I’m Iraqi first,” she captioned a video with a still image of the moment an Iraqi journalist launched his shoe at then-US President George Bush in 2008.

Ms ‘Barbi’ regularly takes part in pro-Palestinian protests in Melbourne, which have been held almost every weekend since the outbreak of the war between Israel and Hamas.

The reason for this was on October 7 last year, when Hamas terrorists massacred 1,200 Israelis and took 250 hostage.

Ms ‘Barbi’ (pictured) is a regular at pro-Palestinian protests in Melbourne, which have been held almost every weekend since the war between Israel and Hamas broke out.

The activist warned ‘Fitzroy rich nepo babies (to) be careful’. The photo shows the suburb of the city center

Since then, the Middle East has been engulfed by the most unimaginable human suffering, with many accusing the Israeli government of committing genocide.

Nearly 45,000 Palestinians, including many children, have died as large parts of the Gaza Strip were reduced to rubble.

Last week, the International Criminal Court issued an arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for alleged war crimes.

Ms ‘Barbi’ regularly raises money for families in war-torn Gaza and promised her supporters that if she met a recent fundraising target she would ‘literally tackle King Charles’.

A video emerged of her partner pasting anti-Israel and pro-Palestine stickers on a ‘Lest We Forget’ sign on the boulevard leading up to Melbourne’s Shrine of Remembrance.

“Lest we forget the war crimes and genocide Australia is currently committing,” she captioned the post.

She regularly targets Starbucks and Coca Cola over both conglomerates’ alleged support of Israel.

A recent video showed her partner deliberately fizzing a pack of Coke cans in a supermarket in protest.

A video emerged of her partner putting anti-Israel and pro-Palestinian stickers on a ‘Lest We Forget’ sign on the boulevard ahead of Melbourne’s Shrine of Remembrance

A recent video showed her partner deliberately fizzing a pack of Coke cans in a supermarket in protest (pictured)

Other videos show him screaming in Starbucks cafes in Melbourne.

In another recent video, she wrote: “I think white people should all get back on the boat back to England and pay everyone reparations and interest.”

She also shared a video of her and her partner walking through a Woolworths store with various groceries in hand.

“Why do people complain about the cost of living when supermarkets are just giant open buffets with free entry?” the caption read.

In another video, she claimed she “laughed for hours” after news that a statue of Captain Cook had been toppled in Melbourne ahead of Australia Day.

Daily Mail Australia has contacted Ms Barbi for comment.