Actor and humorist Michael Rapaport gave a speech adjacent to Columbia University on the first day of the working week, speaking up for Israel amid a demonstration against the state by the attendees on the university's premises. He unabashedly denounced those participants as 'intimidators' and 'spineless individuals'. He highlighted the imbalance of action by stating: 'If these loud voices were directed at any other community, appropriate action would have long been taken.'

Rapaport expressed a deep-seated wish for a peaceful Passover for everyone. His criticism of the Columbia transgressors against Israel was stark and unwavering. Making an issue of the necessity of the freedom of Israeli captives, he addressed Hamas and demanded the release of Israel's hostages. In his view, those opposing Israel were nothing more than browbeaters and cravens.

'They epitomize the term pathetic, their actions being beneath contempt,' the quick-witted performer opined. 'While it's a shameful situation, the priority is to liberate our hostages. Our second primary objective is to eliminate the threat of Hamas.' His words echoed with the determination yearned by those who value the sovereignty and peace of the Jewish state.

He asserted that the motion against Israel at Columbia was devoid of peace, candidly labelling the situation a disgrace. The protests were painted as disruptive, shouldering the responsibility for tarnishing the university's reputation. As a comedic voice known for his liberal views, he presented an interesting and potentially prophetic speculation.

Actor and humorist Michael Rapaport gave a speech adjacent to Columbia University on the first day of the working week, speaking up for Israel amid a demonstration against the state by the attendees on the university's premises. He unabashedly denounced those participants as 'intimidators' and 'spineless individuals'. He highlighted the imbalance of action by stating: 'If these loud voices were directed at any other community, appropriate action would have long been taken.'
Rapaport expressed a deep-seated wish for a peaceful Passover for everyone. His criticism of the Columbia transgressors against Israel was stark and unwavering. Making an issue of the necessity of the freedom of Israeli captives, he addressed Hamas and demanded the release of Israel's hostages. In his view, those opposing Israel were nothing more than browbeaters and cravens.
'They epitomize the term pathetic, their actions being beneath contempt,' the quick-witted performer opined. 'While it's a shameful situation, the priority is to liberate our hostages. Our second primary objective is to eliminate the threat of Hamas.' His words echoed with the determination yearned by those who value the sovereignty and peace of the Jewish state.
He asserted that the motion against Israel at Columbia was devoid of peace, candidly labelling the situation a disgrace. The protests were painted as disruptive, shouldering the responsibility for tarnishing the university's reputation. As a comedic voice known for his liberal views, he presented an interesting and potentially prophetic speculation.

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