Tovah Feldshuh Condemns Adam Brody’s Pro-Palestine Remarks
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Actress Tovah Feldshuh denounced Adam Brody’s support for a free Palestine, calling genocide claims outrageous and underscoring Israel’s vital role in the democratic world.
Actress Tovah Feldshuh, who appears in the Netflix series "Nobody Wants This," responded forcefully to Adam Brody’s recent remarks backing a free Palestine. Feldshuh told the New York Post that accusing the Jewish people of genocide is "wild" and likened such rhetoric to "Hitler’s playbook," saying that when Jews themselves repeat these accusations, it damages the wider Jewish community.
She emphasized Israel’s strategic significance, stating that "the perseverance of the existence of the state of Israel is crucial to the well-being of the democratic world and of the free world" and adding that the United States and Israel rely on each other. Her remarks framed Israel as indispensable to freedom and stability while rejecting the attacks leveled against it by its critics.
Feldshuh also described the current climate as a "horseshoe effect" where socialism and antisemitism intersect. In her role as Bina Roklov, she said her priority on set is to treat colleagues kindly. Series creator Erin Foster also weighed in, noting on a podcast that while she disagrees with Brody’s stance, she respects his right to hold it, describing workplace discussions as similar to debates that occur at dinner tables worldwide.