Michael Rapaport gets the New York treatment with SNOWBALL to head while doing live Instagram about cancel culture

Funny but fake.

I have no idea who is hiring him. I never found him funny or entertaining.

Who?

He's lucky it wasn't a Schnabel.

Actor Michael Rapaport in interview with Ynet talks about his pro-Israel activisim across the US and says he believes more people should raise their voice in condemning antisemitism.

Do you feel that New York is still safe for Jews these days?

“Is it comfortable? No. Are there going to be some incidents? Yes. Have there been some incidents? Yes. But New York City, I will say, is still safe. New York City will get safer. No, it's not comfortable. It's scary. It makes you think twice. But we're going to be okay.”

R5 bumps a nearly 2 year old thread with 4 posts. Lunatic.

Actor Michael Rapaport appears on Israeli show satirizing US college antisemitism (video at link)

American-Jewish actor and comedian Michael Rapaport was a guest on the Israeli satirical show “Eretz Nehederet” on Tuesday night, appearing in a skit poking fun at the heads of prominent American universities who have been embroiled in scandal over the last week over their failure to condemn calls for the genocide of Jews.

As part of his wartime visit to Israel, he visited Hostages Square in Tel Aviv and met with families of hostages, including relatives of the Bibas family — Shiri and Yarden and their two children, four-year-old Ariel and 11-month-old Kfir, all abducted and taken to Gaza.

On Tuesday, he appeared in an English-language skit on “Eretz Nehederet” (A Wonderful Country)in which he played the role of Albus Dumbledore, from J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter. Alongside him, three of the satire show’s cast appeared as Professor McGonagall, Professor Sprout and Professor Snape, characters from the world-famous fantasy series.

The skit focused on a recent incident in which the presidents of Harvard University, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the University of Pennsylvania refused to answer unambiguously when asked if calls for genocide of the Jewish people violate campus rules of harassment.