Even though ample photo and video evidence exists, an alarming number of nutty progressives have denied that Hamas terrorists slaughtered Israeli women and children in their cowardly attack last week.

According to The Washington Free Beacon, one of those delusional, anti-Isreal whackjobs is Misha Euceph, a producer who once worked alongside Barack and Michelle Obama on a podcast series.

Euceph claimed that the reports of Israeli women and children being raped, decapitated and murdered in other horrific ways was "completely unverified, adding that she believes such reports "feed into Islamaphobic tropes."

She echoed the same bizarre denials as many who have attended anti-Israel protests over the past week around the world.

Mass deletion

"The more I’ve been thinking about it the more I’m realizing—and I think a lot of other people are too—that these reports and statements about the rape and murder of babies are completely unverified, and they actually feed into Islamaphobic tropes that we’re not talking about at all," she said.

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But notably, it didn't take long for Euceph to presumably realize how wrong she was, as her posts, mostly on Instagram, were ultimately deleted.

The Free Beacon noted:

Euceph also questioned the innocence of Israeli citizens, citing the country’s compulsory military service, and denied that Hamas uses human shields and operates from civilian outposts, like hospitals and schools.

"We’re talking a lot about anti-Semitism but we’re not talking about very common anti-Arab sentiment that sees Arabs as desert people who behead children and rape children," she said on one post.

She added, ""How many homes can Hamas possibly be hiding in? How many schools can they possibly be hiding in? How many Palestinians can be killed and the justification can be that Hamas is hiding there? And if that is true, why hasn’t the Israeli army, with everything at its disposal, been able to, after all this ethnic cleansing for so many years, been able to get rid of Hamas?"

Jobless?

The Free Beacon reached out to Creative Artists Agency (CAA), the agency that represented her until last week.

Her bio and information was quickly scrubbed from the company's website, according to The Beacon.

The agency, nor Euceph, responded to questions about her now-deleted posts.

Aside from the unspeakable, horrific murders committed against Israel last week, the attack also exposed some pretty nasty people in America, too.