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Actress Tovah Feldshuh Slams Co-Star Adam Brody Over Gaza War Comments

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Actress Tovah Feldshuh publicly criticized her "Nobody Wants This" co-star Adam Brody for calling the Gaza war "genocide" and supporting Palestine. Feldshuh, who plays Brody's mother in the Netflix series, denounced his remarks as dangerous and reminiscent of Hitler's rhetoric. Brody had previously stated his belief that the conflict is genocide and advocated for a free Palestine. The controversy also involved criticism from Rabbi Steve Leder and series creator Erin Foster, who, while disagreeing with Brody, emphasized the show's positive Jewish representation.

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  • Actress Tovah Feldshuh condemned co-star Adam Brody's "genocide" comments about the Gaza war.
  • Feldshuh called Brody's accusations "wild" and "right out of Hitler’s playbook."
  • Brody expressed support for Palestine and called the Gaza war "genocide" in a GQ interview.
  • Rabbi Steve Leder and series creator Erin Foster also criticized Brody's remarks.
  • Feldshuh affirmed her strong support for Israel's existence and U.S.-Israel partnership.
  • The Netflix series "Nobody Wants This" features Feldshuh as Brody's mother.
Actress Tovah Feldshuh Slams Co-Star Adam Brody Over Gaza War Comments
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