‘Nobody Wants This’ Star Tovah Feldshuh Responds to Adam Brody’s Palestine Support: ‘To Accuse the Jewish People of Genocide’ Is ‘Right Out of Hitler’s Playbook’
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Variety reports that Tovah Feldshuh, star of the Netflix series "Nobody Wants This," has publicly responded to co-star Adam Brody's call for a "Free Palestine" during a GQ interview last month. Brody, who plays Rabbi Noah Roklov on the show, had explained that while he had not spoken publicly about the Israel-Gaza issue before, it comes up frequently in his life. Feldshuh characterized the accusation of genocide against the Jewish people as language drawn from what she described as Hitler's playbook, escalating an already tense public conversation between colleagues.
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Source: Variety, “‘Nobody Wants This’ Star Tovah Feldshuh Responds to Adam Brody’s Palestine Support: ‘To Accuse the Jewish People of Genocide’ Is ‘Right Out of Hitler’s Playbook’”. Read the original →
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