Jewish multi-billionaire ("billion" with a "b") Robert Kraft financed a 30-second commercial that played during the Super Bowl on Sunday. The theme of the ad was "Stand Up to Jewish Hate." Some 115.1 million (!) people are estimated to have watched the much-hyped sporting event.

Many Jews are now concerned that the ill-conceived commercial may have backfired. In particular, the leftwing Jewish publication The Forward questions the wisdom of the "stand up to Jewish hate" Super Bowl ad.

See: Super Bowl antisemitism ad leaves some confused – The Forward

Apparently, they are worried that the phrase "Jewish hate" may be interpreted by some viewers as meaning "hatred by Jews" directed against Gentiles (aka "goyim"), rather than "hatred of Jews" by so-called anti-Semites.

The Jewish publication was also not thrilled that 100+ million viewers were treated to the awesome sight of the hashtag #hitlerwasright which was flashed across the screen during the ad.

In the right context, "Stand Up to Jewish Hate" would actually be a very good slogan!

Tens of millions of potential National Socialists were treated to this inspiring and life-affirming message during a Super Bowl commercial break. Thanks Jews!