Dave Chappelle Says His Comments on Israel-Hamas War Were “Misquoted”
Dave Chappelle is now reportedly saying that he was “misquoted” in reports saying that he accused Israel of committing war crimes in the Gaza Strip.
Dave Chappelle is now reportedly saying that he was “misquoted” in reports saying that he accused Israel of committing war crimes in the Gaza Strip.
One of the most inspiring things to see is when a newcomer makes a show sizzle and becomes a star.
I sat down with Yaniv Iczkovits, author of “The Slaughterman’s Daughter,” an exuberant, picaresque tale of a daring 19th-century heroine, Fanny, and the colorful cast of characters she meets along her journey.
The Writers Guild of America spent the weekend embroiled in argument over whether it should denounce Hamas’s terrorist attack against Israel on Oct. 7.
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The Wall Street Journal report, which was sourced with people who attended the show, said that Chappelle did denounce the Hamas terror attack against Israel on October 7 before saying that those who support the Palestinian side of the conflict shouldn’t be losing their jobs.
Since the tragic attack on Israeli civilians and soldiers by Hamas terrorists, director Guy Nattiv has dedicated himself to spreading the truth about the events.
Five days after the largest murder of Jews since the Holocaust, entertainers from across the spectrum took a stand for Israel and condemned the Hamas terrorist attacks in an open letter.
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