Saturday, May 11, 2024

Jerry Seinfeld can no longer be about nothing

Amid the Israel-Hamas war, the comedian has been wrestling with what it means to be Jewish.
From The Times

May 11, 2024

Jerry Seinfeld, long beloved for his apolitical comedic riffs, has emerged since the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks in Israel as a strikingly public voice against antisemitism.

Jerry Seinfeld, in a dark sport coat and a white shirt open at the collar, sits on a sofa on what appears to be a TV set with a bright blue background.

Nathan Congleton/NBC, via Getty Images

Not everyone is pleased with the comedian's move toward advocacy.

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