In the wake of Hamas’ devastating October 7 massacre against Israel a disturbing wave of antisemitism has spread across the globe, even reaching the far-flung country of Vietnam.

A viral video making its way across social media shows a shocking incident involving a Jewish family and the owner of the Railway Tuan Café in Hanoi. After stopping for a photoshoot with their young son, Daniel Namdar and his wife Raizel were confronted by the cafe owner who became enraged at the sight of the child’s kippah.

“Get out. My shop does not welcome people from your country.” the cafe owner yells. “We just welcome the human, even animal, dog and cat, only.”

After flipping off the family, he demanded that the 3-year-old boy remove his kippah, claiming that Israel would “send a bomb.”

Reflecting on the traumatic experience, the Namdars took to Instagram to share their thoughts.

“Hamas has managed to brainwash their radical Jihadist ideology to a random shop owner in Vietnam and it’s so pathetic that people have fallen for it.

“Honestly, this was really traumatic having our kids experience something like this. How do you explain to a 3-year-old what he witnessed? How do you explain antisemitism to such a small child? That someone doesn’t like him because of the way he’s born. Make it make sense. We had a lot of conversations together afterwards and it just made me so sad that a 3-year-old had to experience cruelty.”