Who is Natasha Dach Apple employee fired for anti-semitic Instagram story
Emily Schmidt
Updated on April 04, 2026
Natasha Dach, a technical specialist and manager apprentice at Apple faced criticism after sharing an Instagram story that was widely interpreted as anti-Semitic
In a social media post, Natasha Dach appeared to express pride in her German heritage and made remarks that sparked outrage among many netizens. It’s worth noting that her LinkedIn profile, which has since been removed. She is currently residing in Istanbul, Turkey.
Who is Natasha Dach Apple employee fired for anti-semitic Instagram story amid Israel vs Gaza war
Natasha Dach directed her message towards individuals she referred to as “Zionists” among her followers who had either unfollowed her or were considering doing so. In her message, she labeled them as “thieves” and “murderers,” accusing them of clandestinely entering countries, taking people’s livelihoods, homes, and even lives.
Natasha Dach, an Apple employee, proudly states her German heritage and know how of Jews:
– sneaking in countries
– stealing peoples lives
– torturing othersHorrifying @Apple.
— StopAntisemitism (@StopAntisemites) November 2, 2023
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Natasha Dach, an Apple employee, proudly states her German heritage and know how of Jews:
– sneaking in countries
– stealing peoples lives
– torturing othersHorrifying @Apple.
— StopAntisemitism (@StopAntisemites) November 2, 2023
She went on to assert that they engaged in bullying, as well as acts of torture against others. These remarks sparked significant controversy and backlash.
In her message, Natasha Dach concluded by labeling the “Zionists” as “terrorists,” asserting that history would remember them as such. This statement appears to be a reference to the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas, which has tragically resulted in over eight thousand fatalities and numerous casualties.
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Following severe backlash for her remarks, Natasha Dach took the step of deleting both her Instagram and LinkedIn profiles. This wave of criticism followed the sharing of her post by the pro-Israel watchdog, StopAntisemitism, on X, previously known as Twitter. Additionally, it has been reported that she has been removed from Apple’s official employee directory.
Under StopAntisemitism’s post on X, individuals tagged Apple and called out the company for employing individuals like Natasha Dach, who allegedly expressed hateful views towards Jews. Some even directly tagged the company’s current CEO, Tim Cook, demanding his response to the situation. This incident prompted a broader conversation about accountability and responsibility in hiring practices.
According to Liora Rez who is the executive director of StopAntisemitism, they were informed about Natasha Dach’s termination from Apple by a confidential source. This source is said to be located in Cupertino, the city where Apple’s headquarters is situated.
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