Kanye West screams ‘Jesus Christ, Hitler, Ye! Sponsor that!’ in unhinged anti-Semitic rant – as star claims daughter North, 10, ‘ripped up couches’ in order to join him on tour

Kanye West unleashed a shocking anti-Semitic tirade in which he shouted: 'Jesus Christ, Hitler, thou! Sponsor that!' at an event in Las Vegas on Friday.

The 46-year-old rapper, who was criticized last month for anti-Semitic lyrics in new song Vultures, gave an unhinged speech to a crowd of people in which he claimed that 'all the rich f***s' in the room have their children. 'Zionist schools' and that daughter North, 10, had destroyed sofas in her home so she could join him on tour.

In a video obtained by TMZWest falsely claims, “There are 60 million of us in America, 60 million Jews in the world.

'50 percent of our deaths are abortions, 25 percent of us go to prison… raise your hand if you've ever had an abortion

“If we were in a Jewish story… every mother would raise their hand

'Who will make the hospitals? He's a Zionist, Trump. This is what I was trying to tell you. Jesus Christ, Hitler, you third party, sponsor that!'

He added, “They can't touch me because God covers me.”

Yelling at the crowd to 'shut up', he said: 'I don't care about life or death, I'm being visited by my children' before adding: 'F*** Balenciaga'.

West also slammed the school his children attend, saying, “North tore up the mother sofas in the house to travel with her father.

This comes after West was branded a “disgusting human being” by fans after the rapper wore a black Ku Klux Klan-style hoodie in his latest attempt to shock in Miami on Tuesday.

The artist donned a cloth head covering with a point at the top during a late-night listening event with collaborator Ty Dolla Sign as they performed their controversial song Vultures, which features vile lyrics about a Jewish woman.

Vultures contains the 'offensive' text: 'How am I anti-Semitic? I just fucked a Jewish motherfucker.”

This isn't the first time Kanye has worn a black hood reminiscent of that of the KKK, as he wore one at the beginning of his music video for BLKKK SKKKN HEAD in 2013.

The star was branded 'disgusting' and 'weird' for wearing the ensemble with daughter North on stage, while his daughter Chicago, five, and son Saint, eight, were also in attendance.

One fan wrote, “Kanye is wearing a KKK hood and black people are sitting idly by. F*** him and his music bro.

Another typed: “Just a comment about Kanye West being an anti-Semite. He hates the Jews and wants them dead. He abuses women. He's a disgusting human being.'

Others expressed concern about North, writing, “Kanye West wears a black KKK hat at his listening party with his daughter behind him” and “North looks so uncomfortable when Kanye wears a KKK mask.”

north sang a verse confirming that she will appear on the upcoming album Vultures, out Friday.

This comes weeks after Kanye was criticized by Jewish organizations who called him “pathetic and sad” for vile lyrics about a Jewish woman in his latest song.

The lyrics caused an angry reaction among some fans at the time and have now prompted condemnation from the American Jewish Committee, among others.

“It is inexcusable to fan the flames of anti-Semitism and spread this kind of bile among his millions of followers, especially at this fraught and dangerous time for the Jewish community,” spokesman Richard Hirschhaut said. TMZ.

He added that the West's choice is not surprising, however, given its past anti-Semitic comments.

But he said this latest scandal “seems particularly pathetic and sad.”

The Anti Defamation League also joined in the criticism, telling the newspaper: “At a time of rising anti-Semitism worldwide, it is disgusting to see Kanye once again using his platform to express hatred of Jews.”

West has a documented history of anti-Semitism and lost out on a number of partnership deals last year after delivering an explosive anti-Semitic tirade.

Kim Kardashian's ex-husband promised to run a 'death con 3 on JEWISH PEOPLE' campaign in a series of sick posts online.

Shortly after the tweet, the Praise God rapper told Piers Morgan that he only wanted to target certain specific Jews who he felt had exploited him.

When the talk show host claimed the comments were “as racist as anything you've experienced,” the Gold Digger rapper responded, “That's why I said it.” I fought fire with fire.'

In an interview with right-wing talk show host Alex Jones in early December, Kanye praised Hitler for his “redemptive qualities.”

He also claimed that “the Holocaust didn't happen” and promoted the conspiracy theory that black people are the real Jews.

West's rants caused him to miss out on lucrative contracts with The Gap, Adidas and Balenciaga and more.

He was also ousted by his management team at Creative Artists Agency.

The rapper has been in the Middle East recording new work with collaborators Ty Dolla $ign, Chris Brown, Bump J and others.

He performed 'Vultures' for the first time at Lil Durk's Blu Dubai show alongside the rapper and Ty Dolla $ign.

West was joined in Dubai by wife Bianca Censori, and the two were reunited after her trip to Australia to see family.

Another video showed the couple and West's collaborators dancing to the song, which was released last Wednesday.

His decision to debut the song comes at a time when anti-Semitic attacks are on the rise amid Israel's ongoing Hamas conflict.

Racism against Jewish people and Muslims has skyrocketed in the aftermath of the October 7 attack.

According to the Anti-Defamation League, the number of anti-Semitic incidents has quadrupled.

The watchdog counted 312 anti-Semitic incidents between October 7 and 23, ranging from intimidation to vandalism and physical violence.

Meanwhile, college campuses and schools have seen a notable spike, according to the American Jewish Committee.

A record number of incidents were reported, with nearly 100 incidents occurring at US universities between October 7 and 30.

The rising number of incidents has prompted the White House to introduce a series of measures to tackle the “alarming” increase in both anti-Semitic and Islamophobic attacks.