The three unverified videos retweeted by Mr Trump were posted by Jayda Fransen, the deputy leader of Britain First, which was formed by former British National Party activists. According to Federal Bureau of Investigation statistics, nearly a quarter of religious hate crimes in 2016 were against Muslims, with an increase of almost 20 percent from 2015 to 2016. Trump's retweets of the clips have sparked outrage.
The White House repeatedly refused to be drawn into the content of the videos or whether Trump was aware of the source of the tweets.
"Such content is the engine that fuels extremist movements and will embolden bigots in the USA who already believe the president is a fellow traveller", the ADL said in a statement.
One was entitled "Muslim migrant beats up Dutch boy on crutches!" while another was labelled "Muslim Destroys a Statue of Virgin Mary!"
Trump had from his account shared three videos involving Muslim men. Finally, a four-year-old video called "Islamist mob pushes teenage boy off roof and beats him to death!"
The White House press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, responded to President Donald Trump's promoting anti-Muslim videos on Twitter on Wednesday.
On Wednesday (Thursday NZ Time), the United States president retweeted three posts from the Twitter feed of Jayda Fransen, who took over as acting leader of Britain First when the incumbent was jailed for religious hate crimes last December.
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"Islam has threatened the world for far too long", said Fransen in a previous interview.
Trump's video tweets were met with shock and anger. God bless you Trump! His press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said: "Whether it's a real video, the threat is real".
"We are doing just fine", US President Donald Trump told UK Prime Minister Theresa May after she criticised his retweeting of racist videos.
It's been a year since Trump's presidential election and Nekumanesh says his community still has hope but growing divisiveness stands in the way.
"The violence depicted in these videos is horrific, but it is abhorrent that President Trump would choose to deliberately fan the flames of hatred and religious bigotry", Democratic US Senator Jack Reed said in a statement.
Trump's retort to the PM, which he first addressed to the wrong Theresa May Twitter account, "has led to renewed calls for Mr Trump's planned state visit to the United Kingdom to be cancelled, although Downing Street said on Wednesday that the invitation still stood", the BBC reports.
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