A Beverly Hills radiologist has been fired from his lucrative job after sharing an onslaught of antisemitic posts to his X account that bashed Zionists as “genocidal, demonic, greedy, pedophilic r—–s.”
“Change my mind,” added Dr. Andrew Thierry, who was fired from his position as chief medical officer at ExpertMRI after the medical center was made aware of his “disturbing, antisemitic comments,” the company shared in a statement on X, formerly Twitter.
Thierry “will not be affiliated with the company in any capacity moving forward,” ExpertMRI added.
Ahead of getting laid off, Thierry wrote in a separate post: “The angry little Zionist war pigs are big mad their lies and deceit aren’t working anymore. Their powers are waning and they are scared and lashing out.”
One day later, he shared his final anti-Israel tweet just after midnight on Wednesday, which was earlier reported on by the Daily Mail.
“The only thing Zionists are Superior at are lies, deceit and genocide,” Thierry wrote.
It appears that Thierry was fired later that day, per ExpertMRI’s statement, which was shared Wednesday evening — costing him a gig that boasts an average salary of $173,336 per year, according to Indeed, with some medical centers paying as much as $300,000-plus for the role.
Thierry then took to X to issue a so-called apology “if anyone interpreted my words the wrong way.”
“I love everyone which includes Jews and all God’s children. I am most critical of my own government and all of the wars the US is involved in. I apologize if I offended anyone. I only have love in my heart, which breaks any time innocent humans suffer,” Thierry shared in a separate post on Wednesday before deleting his X account.
His attempt at expressing regret for his earlier posts was met with further criticism that bashed the apology as “BS” and “horrific.”
“How can a learned individual be this reckless with their words? How can any patient feel comfortable in his care?” one user questioned of Thierry who’s been in practice for over a decade, and is a graduate of Michigan State University’s College of Human Medicine as well as a certified doctor with the American Board of Radiology.
Non-profit watchdog StopAntisemitism noted that more than “90% of Jewish people globally are Zionists,” meaning they openly supporting the State of Israel. “His Jewish patients deserve to know what their doctor thinks of them,” the group added.
In the wake of the firestorm, Thierry’s rating on Healthgrades, which provides comprehensive information and testimony on doctors and physicians, plummeted.
Thierry’s Healthgrades profile now only has 1.1 stars across 96 ratings, with recent comments calling him a “terror supporter” and saying “he has a heart filled with hatred.”
“Antisemitic doctor with pure hate in his blood,” another wrote alongside a one-star rating.
Representatives for ExpertMRI did not immediately respond to The Post’s request for comment.
Thierry could not be reached for comment.
Thierry is far from the first person to lose his job over being outwardly anti-Israel.
On Wednesday, South Florida dentist Dr. Ahmed ElKoussa was sacked after being identified as one of the two men who destroyed banners of the roughly 200 people kidnapped by Hamas that were posted throughout the trendy Brickell neighborhood.
The viral footage shared by the StopAntisemitism organization showed the pair walking down a busy street with fistfuls of the crumpled paper, sparking social media outcry.
ElKoussa was canned from his job at a Coral Gables dentistry by the next morning.
“We are very sad to see this situation upon waking up,” CG Smile said in a statement.
Dr. Dana Diab — an emergency room physician with Lenox Hill Hospital and Brookdale University Hospital & Medical Center, according to NYC Health + Hospitals — was also axed after sharing a video of the heinous Oct. 7 attack on her Instagram Stories.
The post applauded Hamas’ massacre at a music festival in southern Israel, saying the attacks gave Israelis “a taste of their own medicine.”
“Zionist settlers getting a taste of their own medicine,” she wrote, according to a screenshot shared by StopAntisemitism on X on Monday.
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