More people are becoming conscious of the Palestine issue and politicians and pundits can no longer get away with painting themselves as progressive-minded humanists without acknowledging the brutal nature of Israeli occupation.
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It should have been obvious then that Rogen is simply not a good person. A shitty one actually. But it seems Seth wanted to remind us all of this, with this response to journalist Eve Barlow tweeting out her latest piece on the rise in online antisemitism she has encountered as someone who defends Israel online:
In case you don’t understand his response, it is a fart emoji. He is responding to what Eve described in her piece:
I don’t know who crafted the first tweet that simply said “Eve Fartlow,” but whoever it was bot or human started a fire. Over the past two weeks, Twitter has been littered with the words “Eve Fartlow.” Every time I tweet, this title is the response I attract, and it is pelted at me irrespective of what I write. Hundreds of trolls, some with blue ticks and some without, just start responding to me “Eve Fartlow” (some people have recently switched it to “Eve Shartlow” but “Eve Fartlow” seems to be the one that sticks). If we dona
Fury as Jewish actor Seth Rogen mocks anti-Semitism activist
Comedian used wind emoji to reply to Twitter post by Jewish journalist Eve Barlow in which she shared article detailing abuse she received for defending Israel, apparently agreeing with bullying nickname Fartlow
Yulia Karra |
Published: 05.27.21 , 11:48
Jewish actor Seth Rogan sparked outrage on Thursday after mocking a journalist who wrote an article expressing concern about the rise of anti-Semitism.
Journalist Eve Barlow, who is also Jewish, published a link on her Twitter account to a piece she wrote for the Tablet Magazine, in which she compared the current rise of anti-Semitism on social media to digital pogroms.