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Comedian Jerry Seinfeld fired A “pro-palestine ambush activist tried Trolllo during the weekend.
Instagram User “Subway DJ” posted A self -video At Sunday’s meeting, Seinfeld out of what seemed to be Radio City Music Hall. Seinfeld appeared there for an event that celebrated the 50th anniversary of “Saturday Night Live”.
“Subway DJ” asked the Jewish comedian for a selfie, to which the latter agreed. While taking the photo, the Instagram user showed a sign of peace and exclaimed: “Free Palestine.”
Comedian Jerry Seinfeld and his wife Jessica attended an event that celebrated the 50th anniversary of “Saturday Night Live”. (Photo of: Jamie McCarthy/Peacock through Getty Images)
After a moment without an answer, he asked Seinfeld: “Maybe?”
“I don’t care Palestine,” Seinfeld said before moving away.
“Subway DJ”, which also calls himself a “provocative of Instagram”, confronted Seinfeld in another published video to your account months before.
“Jerry, Jerry, don’t support genocide. You don’t support genocide. Please. Stop supporting Israel,” he could listen to sing while Seinfeld passes by him.
Seinfeld is no stranger to dealing with critics, after calling pro-Palestinian protesters in their shows in recent years.
Seinfeld has faced several anti-Israel protesters and owners in their comedy shows. (Getty images)
“Tomorrow we will read in the newspaper: Middle East 100% resolved thanks to the man in the sand of Qudos stopping the Jew ‘”Seinfeld said when the inframinals interrupted An Australian show in June.
He continued: “Because I know there are problems here with indigenous people and aborigines … so maybe to solve that, I will ruin Jim Jeffries in a show in New York! If this works, that works. You have to go 20,000 miles for The problem and ruin a comedian.
Seinfeld made fun of the protesters again In another Australian show A week later.
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“Oh, you’re back. The protesters have returned! I have missed you,” he replied. “Oh, it is not going well. It’s very difficult for you.”
Seinfeld has repeatedly expressed his support for Israel despite facing a violent reaction. (Photo by Emma McIntyre/Getty images for Siriusxm)
“I think you must return and tell who directs your organization, ‘we just gave more money to a Jew,'” then joked.
The protesters have repeatedly criticized Seinfeld for his support for Israel after the terrorist attack of Hamas on October 7 in 2023. Days after the massacre, he declared: “I will always be with Israel and the Jewish people.”
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