Hegseth posted an image of his 'Deus Vult' tattoo on his Instagram account. (Uncredited) Pete Hegseth has several tattoos, some referring to his time in the military and other to his faith ...

Pete Hegseth’s tattoos, including a new Arabic script, are raising alarms over Christian nationalism and far-right symbolism ...

The National Guardsman who in 2021 pegged Pete Hegseth as a potential "insider threat" clarified in an interview with ABC News that his complaint targeted a "Deus Vult" tattoo on the former Fox ...

The new tattoo has been spotted in photos of him from his recent visit to Joint Base Pearl Harbour. Just below his Deus Vult tattoo on his right biceps, the new tattoo in question appears.

The tattoo in question was “Deus Vult,” a Latin phrase that translates to “God wills it.” It served as a battle cry for Christians during the Crusades and had been adopted by white ...

The new tattoo revealed in the video features the Arabic word 'kafir,' which in the Quran means 'disbeliever' or 'infidel' and is inked below hegseth's 'Deus Vult' tattoo. The discovery sparked ...

Pete Hegseth, U.S. Defense Secretary, is facing intense criticism after unveiling a new Arabic tattoo that reads "kafir" (كافر), meaning "disbeliever" or "infidel." Critics argue that the tattoo, ...

The advocacy group argued that the tattoo, located next to Hegseth’s tattoo of “Deus Vult,” a slogan once used by Christian crusaders and now sometimes associated with white supremacist ...

Context is everything, of course, but given his neo-Crusader tattoos (the “Deus Vult,” the Jerusalem Cross, the sword for Matthew 10:34); his numerous writing, interviews, and drunken rants that ...

Among his collection include the phrase Deus Vult, meaning God wills it in Latin, a Jerusalem Cross on his chest. READ MORE: {{title}} The tattoo sparked concern among some online. Nerdeen ...