When a person is fired from their job for criticising Israel, typically in an Australian context. The term originated with the sacking of journalist Antoinette Lattouf (she/her) by her employer, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC). This came after the ABC was pressured by Zionists to sack Lattouf for writing an article that questioned the authenticity of a video posted by those Zionists (specifically the Australian Jewish Association) that purported to show a crowd of pro-Palestine protesters chanting "gas the Jews". This raised suspicions that those Zionists has fabricated evidence.
"Did you hear about Rick? He got Lattouf'd for posting pro-Palestinian stuff on FB"
"My wife Jane couldn't get the operation he needed because his surgeon got Lattouf'd for saying that Israel was destroying the healthcare system in Gaza. Jane's funeral was last week."
"Everyone knows Tim Anderson got Lattouf'd by Sydney University because he offended Israel"
"Even the Prime Minister Kevin Rudd got Lattouf'd by his own party for expelling Mossad operatives back in 2010"
"If you want to keep your job at the ABC you gotta do whatever the Israel lobby wants, otherwise you'll get Lattouf'd."
When a journalist loses their job by offending the Zionist lobby somehow, even by saying the most innocuous thing imaginable.
Human Rights Watch accused Israel of using starvation as a weapon of war, which is a war crime. Antoinette posted this news on her Instagram account. After her bosses received threatening emails from Zionists, she was Lattoufed.
Pajama casual is a term used when working from home and preparing for a video conference. All business above the waist and your pajama pants down below.
We have a Zoom meeting in a few minutes and I’ll probably go pajama casual.