US EditionMichael Rapaport warns Jewish people the ‘cavalry ain’t coming’ to save them following antisemitic attacks
- Actor and comedian Michael Rapaport warned Jewish people about rising antisemitic attacks after a pro-Israel protest was attacked in Boulder, Colorado, on June 1, 2023.
- The warning came after Mohamed Sabry Soliman, an Egyptian national, was apprehended for attacking pro-Jewish protesters with improvised incendiary devices, including a homemade flame-throwing weapon and firebombs, during a demonstration against Hamas's hostage situation.
- Rapaport expressed frustration that many non-Jewish groups have not spoken out despite his decade-long advocacy for multiple marginalized communities and recent violent attacks on Jewish people.
- Michael Rapaport warned the Jewish community that they cannot rely on outside help for protection, expressing frustration that others are indifferent to their safety and emphasizing the need for self-reliance.
- Rapaport’s warning implies that the Jewish community must stay vigilant and proactive amid ongoing antisemitic violence, including recent deadly attacks and protests in the US.
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Michael Rapaport Lashes Out After BLM, LGBTQIA2S+ Groups Silent on Antisemitism: 'Calvary Ain't Coming for the Jewish People'
Actor Michael Rapaport had some sobering words in the wake of the attack in Boulder, Colorado, wherein a Palestinian activist used makeshift incendiary devices to harm 12 people marching in support of Israel.
Michael Rapaport says 'the cavalry is not coming for us,’ after antisemitic attacks in US
Actor Michael Rapaport issues blunt warning to US Jewish community following recent antisemitic terror attacks, urging vigilance and highlighting silence from other communities amid rising threats.
Michael Rapaport warns Jewish people the ‘cavalry ain’t coming’ to save them following antisemitic attacks
Actor Michael Rapaport unleashed a blistering, profanity-laced tirade warning Jewish people that the “cavalry ain’t coming” to save them — calling out the broader public for “not doing s–t” — following Sunday’s antisemitic terror attack in Colorado.
Following antisemitic attacks, Rapaport warns Jewish people the ‘cavalry ain’t coming’ to save them
During a recent podcast, Michael Rapaport urged Jewish communities to stay vigilant amid rising antisemitic violence, and slammed the lack of support from non-Jewish allies.
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