Actor and comedian Jerry Scenefeld has received divisive response as he did not care about Palestine when a worker publicly ambushed him. In a video posted on social media, an influential person, known as the subway DJ, approached Mr. Sinefeld outside the Radio City Music Hall, where on Saturday night hosting the celebration of Live 50th anniversary. Was and asked for a picture.
Mr. Sonsfeld easily agreed and even posed for the picture before bringing the Gaza struggle before the metro DJ. Instead of taking a photo, the affected person recorded a video and placed two fingers in a peaceful sign, while said: “Free Palestine.”
Shri appeared uncomfortable in the scene -fed footage but kept quiet. However, when asked to repeat the phrase, he nodded his head and said: “I don’t care about Palestine,” before going away from the worker.
“It’s sad,” the subway DJ said, frightening.
Social media divided
As soon as the video went viral, a part of social media users lashed out to be insensitive, while the other called the influential person.
A user said, “We do not care about the scenefelted or anyone who supports the genocide,” a user said, while another said: “The man gives UA selfie and u some dumb steps this Draws the kind of man.
One third remarked: “As someone loves a person loved, this super disappointing.”
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Jerry supports scene -fed Israel
Sri Sri Scenefolded Jews and has been a staunch associate of Israel in his war against Hamas. He even visited Israel in December 2023 and met with the families of the hostages.
“We believe in justice, freedom and equality. We survive and don’t matter. I will always stand with Israel and Jewish people,” he said at that time.
In May last year, dozens of students went out of the ceremony of Duke University to protest against Mr. Sinfeld, who were invited as guest speakers. In the video, students were shown in Rob and Cap, waving some Palestinian flags, filing as mantras of ‘Free Palestine’.
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