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Jerry Seinfeld Tells Influencer that Palestine "Doesn't Exist" After Knicks Game
- During Game Four of the NBA Finals at Madison Square Garden in New York City on Wednesday, influencer FinesseFave approached comedian Jerry Seinfeld demanding he say "Free Palestine."
- Seinfeld has faced frequent harassment following his support for Israel after the October 7 Hamas massacre, including a December 2023 visit to Hostages Square and Kibbutz Beeri to meet survivors.
- The comedian responded, "Ha-ha. It doesn't exist," before adding, "We have a genius, ladies and gentlemen. He solved the Middle East. It's the Jewish comedians; that's what we have to get."
- Previous confrontations include being booed during a Duke University commencement speech, facing an anti-Israel heckler at Qudos Bank Arena in Sydney, and an encounter outside Radio City Music Hall in New York.
- Despite these incidents, Seinfeld remains undeterred; a TikTok video of the interaction reached hundreds of thousands of followers, yet the comedian continues his public appearances without intimidation.
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'Palestine doesn't exist' - Jewish comedian Jerry Seinfeld responds to anti-Israel heckler
Following a New York Knicks game at Madison Square Garden, comedian Jerry Seinfeld was confronted by a streamer demanding a “free Palestine,” to which he quipped, “It doesn’t exist.” FinesseFave asks Jerry Seinfeld to drop a Free Palestine after the Knicks game "It doesn't exist” pic.twitter.com/0AExhRVL33 — yeet (@Awk20000) June 11, 2026 The post WATCH: ‘Palestine doesn’t exist’ – Jewish comedian Jerry Seinfeld responds to anti-Israel heckler …
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