“Anti-Semitic expressions.” Susan Sarandon has been fired from her Hollywood agency

Among the main players in the pro-Palestine demonstrations in New York since October 7, the day of the brutal attack launched by Hamas against Israel, Susan Sarandon It ended up being a whirlwind for some Statements considered anti-Semitic. The Oscar-winning actress said, during a demonstration organized last Friday, that Israelis feel afraid after the aforementioned October 7 massacre. “They get a taste of what it means to be a Muslim in America.”. The 77-year-old has been mired in controversy He was fired from Hollywood Stars Agency Utah (United Talent Agency). The news has been confirmed by Page six.

Susan Sarandon, an Oscar winner for “Dead Man Walking” and star of “Thelma & Louise,” also sang the chorus. “From the river to the sea” In which the demonstrators call for the elimination of the State of Israel and the establishment of a Palestinian state extending, specifically, from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean Sea. It is also a rallying cry used by Hamas, which is why many see it as a real rallying cry Anti-Semitic appeal To destroy the Jewish state.

The agency has been tracking Sarandon for nearly ten years. Utah caters to the interests of other stars such as Johnny Depp, Harrison Ford, and Charlize Theron, and directors such as the Coen brothers, M. Night Shyamalan, and Wes Anderson. The news spread through the air, due to the great social activity of the American translator. In fact, on the Internet he repeatedly expressed very critical positions towards the war waged by Israel, by publishing Accusations of genocide, atrocities and war crimes. On more than one occasion, he supported the theses of Roger Waters, often accused of anti-Semitism.

Sarandon’s comments caused a stir online. Muslim journalist Israa Nomani The actress’s position is frankly stigmatizing, focusing on the high standard of living that she and her immigrant family experience in the United States. “Let me tell you what it means to be a Muslim in America.”“, began the former Wall Street Journal reporter, who mentioned the many freedoms she and her parents enjoyed. He explained how his father, a professor, was able to obtain a professorship, while his mother was able to not wear a hijab and open a business in Morgantown, West Virginia: “Please do not demonize America for the lives and freedoms it provides to Muslims.”. At this time, Sarandon has not issued a statement regarding the firing.