Comedian Jerry Seinfeld rejected Pro-Palestinian “Activist for the Association” who tried to switch him over the weekend.
Instagram user “subway” published A video of yourself On Sunday, the Seinfeld meeting outside what seemed like Radio City Music Hall. Seinfeld appeared there at an event that celebrated the 50th anniversary of “Saturday Night Live”.
“Subway DJ” was asked by a Jewish comedian for selfie, to which the latter agreed. As he photographed, the Instagram user flashed a sign of peace and exclaimed, “Slobodna Palestine.”
Comedian Jerry Seinfeld and his wife Jessica attended an event that celebrated the 50th anniversary of “Saturday Night Live”. (Photo: Jamie McCarthy/Peacock via Getty Images)
After a moment without an answer, Seinfeld asked, “Maybe?”
“I don’t care about Palestine,” Seinfeld remarked before he left.
“Subway DJ”, also called “Instagram Provocateur”, faced Seinfeld in another posted video to his account months earlier.
“Jerry, Jerry, don’t support genocide. Don’t support genocide. Please. Stop supporting Israel,” he could hear him sing while Seinfeld passes past him.
Seinfeld is not a foreign confrontation with critics, and often in recent years they have often invited pro-Palestinian protesters at his exhibitions.
Seinfeld faced several anti-Israeli protesters and Hekler at his comedy exhibitions. (Getty Images)
“We will read tomorrow in the work: the Middle East 100% solved thanks to a man in Qudos Arena by stopping the Jewish comedian. They stopped him and everyone in the Middle East only went: ‘Oh God, to agree. We can’t do it,” he said Seinfeld when Hecklers broke up Australian show in June.
He continued, “because I know that there are problems with indigenous, Aboriginal people here … so maybe to solve it, I’ll be kidding Jim Jeffies in the New York show! If that succeeds. It would work. You have to get 20,000 miles from the problem and wrap and wrap and wrap up and wrap up and wrap up and wrap up and wrap up and wrap up and you look up and she gets youth comedian.
Seinfeld re -mocked the protesters On the second Australian show A week later.
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“Oh, you came back. The protesters came back! You missed me,” he replied. “Oh, you don’t go well. That’s so hard for you.”
Seinfeld has repeatedly expressed his support to Israel despite dealing with a return blow. (Photo Emma Mcintyre/Getty Images for Siriusxm)
“I think you need to come back and say who is running your organization,” we just gave more money to the Jew, “” he fell silent later.
Protesters repeatedly criticized Seinfeld for his support for Israel after the Hamas terrorist attack on October 7, 2023. For days after the massacre, he stated, “I will always stand with Israel and the Jewish people.”
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