Pro-Palestinians disrupted Seinfeld's performance – and he didn't stay silent | Watch

Jewish-American comedian Jerry Seinfeld confronted a pro-Palestinian protester who disrupted his show. In response to her chants, he danced on stage, said "I'm a racist," and announced he would donate the cost of her ticket to Israel. The incident joins a series of public displays of support by Seinfeld for Israel since the outbreak of the war.

Jewish-American comedian Jerry Seinfeld confronted a pro-Palestinian protester who disrupted his show. The protester shouted at him, "22,000 Palestinian children are being killed in Gaza and you're joking?" and disturbed those around her. In response, Seinfeld danced on stage and said "I'm a racist." As security guards dragged the protester out of the hall, the audience cheered from the side: "Throw her out!" Just before she was removed, Seinfeld declared: "I'll check how much your ticket cost, and I'll donate the money to Israel." The incident joins a series of public displays of support by Seinfeld for Israel since the outbreak of the war, including solidarity visits to the country and meetings with families of hostages. The article also cites a previous incident where Seinfeld confronted an antisemitic fan outside the Knicks arena, who told him "Free Palestine," and Seinfeld replied that "it doesn't even exist."