Executive sacked after wife’s anti-Semitic tirade

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 updated on August 23, 2025

A viral video exposing a vile anti-Semitic rant has cost a prominent executive his job. Mark Bouzyk, co-founder of AllaiHealth, was fired after his wife, Anna, was recorded hurling slurs at their neighbor, David Lubin, mocking the death of his daughter, who died serving in the Israeli army, as the Daily Mail reports. This scandal in Dunwoody, Atlanta, reveals the ugly underbelly of unchecked hatred.

Last month, Anna Bouzyk verbally attacked Lubin, a father grieving his daughter’s death, while he placed stickers honoring her memory. The confrontation, caught on video, escalated into a cesspool of anti-Semitic venom, with Anna using slurs and claiming Lubin’s daughter “deserved to die.” Mark stood by, occasionally chiming in, as the tirade unfolded.

Sgt. Elisheva Rose Ida Lubin, a 20-year-old American who immigrated to Israel, was killed in a terrorist attack in Jerusalem in November 2023. Anna’s callous mockery of her death, coupled with slurs like “k**e,” sparked outrage when the video went viral. This wasn’t just a personal spat -- it was a public display of bigotry.

Neighborly tensions turn toxic

Tensions between the Bouzyks and Lubin began last year over a derogatory sign allegedly posted by the couple. When Lubin, a Georgia state senate candidate, placed memorial stickers on public property, Anna confronted him, claiming she was addressing vandalism. Her “address” quickly devolved into a hate-filled screed.

“I don’t regret what I said,” Anna defiantly declared, doubling down on her use of slurs. She even suggested she’d repeat the vile words “a million times again.” Such unrepentant malice exposes the rot of prejudice that festers in polite suburbs.

Lubin, a father of five running a construction business, filmed the incident to document Anna’s behavior. “I needed to get this woman on tape so people could hear how much hate was in her,” he said. His quick thinking turned a private clash into a public reckoning.

Corporate consequences hit hard

AllaiHealth, an AI-driven medical platform, swiftly cut ties with Mark Bouzyk on Aug. 18. CEO Robert Boisjoli called the couple’s actions “reprehensible” and inconsistent with the company’s values. In a world obsessed with performative virtue, this decisive move stands out.

“The behaviour displayed in that footage is reprehensible, completely inconsistent with our values,” Boisjoli stated. Yet, one wonders if the company’s outrage surfaced only after the video’s viral spread. Corporate accountability often trails public pressure.

Mark, a PhD in molecular genetics and former co-founder of a genetics firm sold for $1.5 million, now faces a tarnished career. His silent complicity during Anna’s rant raises questions about his judgment. Standing idly by as hatred spews isn’t leadership -- it’s cowardice.

Grief weaponized, values tested

David Lubin’s daughter, Rose, moved to Israel in 2021 and began her mandatory military service in 2022. Stabbed to death while patrolling Jerusalem, her loss is a tragedy no family should endure. Anna’s choice to weaponize that grief is a chilling reminder of how low some will stoop.

“You are a corrupt politician with a daughter in the IDF that went there to kill,” Anna ranted, baselessly accusing Rose of causing harm. Her words aren’t just offensive -- they’re a grotesque distortion of a young woman’s sacrifice. This isn’t free speech; it’s vile slander.

Lubin, undeterred, continues his campaign for the Georgia state senate, focusing on gun violence and education. His resilience in the face of such hatred is admirable. Contrast that with Anna’s Etsy jewelry shop, SpiderBlue, now on a “short break” and irrelevant since 2010.

Hate exposed, lessons ignored?

“He made me very angry. I called him the first word that came to my head,” Anna said, justifying her slur. Excusing bigotry as a heat-of-the-moment slip is the kind of moral dodge progressives often overlook when it suits their narrative.

Lubin’s response was measured but firm: “You are the most disgusting person I’ve ever met.” His restraint in the face of such vitriol deserves respect. Yet, the incident begs the question -- why does it take a viral video to confront this kind of hate?

The Bouzyks’ fall is a cautionary tale in an era where woke posturing often drowns out real accountability. AllaiHealth’s swift action is a rare win against the tide of moral relativism. But until society stops excusing hatred as “just words,” these scandals will keep resurfacing.

About Alex Tanzer

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