HBO Max comedian condemns 'mass murder' of Gazans, declares 'never again is now'

‘Hacker’ actress Hannah Einbind condemns the president Donald Trump The Israeli government received the Visibility Award for the Human Rights Campaign over the weekend.

Einbinder is one of many liberals who speak during a star-studded event. In her speech HBO Max actress believes that queer visibility goes beyond a person’s way of dressing, but also involves political responsibility. She pointed out that she was Jewish and condemned the actions of the modern Jewish state in the Middle East by citing its connection to its roots.

“My queer is a tradition of social justice, just like my Judaism,” Ainbind said at an event held in Los Angeles at the HRC. “To me, these are traditions of humanity, taking care of human life, all human life. As a queer, Jew, as an American, as an American, the Israeli government was frightened by the Holocaust of over 65,000 Palestinians in a Gaza site. I am ashamed of our tax murder, and I should not be ashamed of murder.

“I mourn all the lives of Palestinians that the Israeli government has spent, and the entire family and bloodline has been destroyed,” she said. “I also killed 1,200 Israelis by Hamas. October 7 and the ongoing suffering of the hostages of Israel. ”

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She then announced her request for a ceasefire, the release of all hostages and the “liberated Palestine.”

“I know that despite what I learned in Hebrew school, I have no condemnation of the Israeli bombing on Gaza,” she said.

“We said ‘no,’ to Netanyahu. As Jews, we must say ‘no’ to our grief on hostages and the weapons of our historical trauma to justify murder of civilians,” she said. “We must look into the tears of children of Palestinian orphans who were blown up by American bombs and say ‘No, no one will be anymore, and no one will be again.”

Einbinder Mahmoud Khalil.

“A young activist stripped him of his eight-month-old pregnant woman at night without a crime and without a warrant, and Donald Trump said the violence was to combat anti-Semitism.”

Palestinians gathered among the ruins of buildings destroyed during the Israeli offensive and ceased fire between Jabalia refugee camps in the Gaza Strip in northern California on February 17, 2025. (Reuters/Mahmoud Issa)

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“I don’t feel unsafe when Mahmoud Khalil stood beside Palestinians and many Jewish students and called on the Israeli army to stop throwing bombs on his homeland,” she said.

Einbinder appears to be referring to the incident where entrepreneur Elon Musk waved to the audience and said “My heart is confiding to you”, debunking the claim that Trump has called neo-Nazis a neo-Nazi “Very good person.”