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'Go Israel!!! Make Hummus out of Hamas!' Jon Lovitz expresses support for the Jewish state, says he hopes 'everyone in Hamas' is killed



Actor and comedian Jon Lovitz has been outspoken in declaring his support for Israel and his disdain for Hamas, the terror group that perpetrated attacks in the Jewish state, slaughtering and abducting people.

"Go Israel!!! Make Hummus out of Hamas!" Lovitz declared in a post on X, adding the hashtag, "#IStandWithIsrael."

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"Foaming at the mouth for retributory death," someone commented in response to Lovitz's post. "Not that you're anyone (anymore?), but it's nice to have this disgusting post attached to you now and forever."

"Yes. I hope they kill everyone in Hamas. Absolutely," Lovitz replied. "Hamas wants to continue killing Jews and even their own Palestinian people. Pure evil. Not that you were ever anyone or anything. At least you admit you're pro Hamas."

Someone else responded to Lovitz's pro-Israel, anti-Hamas post by writing, "Wow. You are f*****."

"Because I'm against a terrorist organization that murders Israeli's and uses innocent Palestinians as human shields? Well.. Thanks for the compliment! I assume you are pro terrorist, pro Isis. Good to know," Lovitz fired back.

The person responded, "No, I'm against the death sentence that is basically being imposed on all of the innocent people, especially children, in Gaza in the name of 'wiping out Hamas.' I am also against the bombings of Israelis, and a person can actually have both of those beliefs….JACK!"

"Wow. You are f*****," Lovitz replied.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said that Israel "will obliterate Hamas."

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Comedian Jon Lovitz tears into cancel culture, compares it to McCarthyism



Former "Saturday Night Live" star Jon Lovitz chewed out cancel culture, and explained that comedians like himself will purposely push the boundaries when they're told not to say something deemed offensive. The comedic actor also compared cancel culture to McCarthyism in a recent interview with Page Six.

When asked about cancel culture in the United States, Lovitz said, "I'll just say it, it's no different than McCarthyism," comparing the current trend of ostracizing someone out of social and professional circles for something they said or did to the second Red Scare movement in the 1940s and 1950s when there was a hunt for anyone believed to have Communist connections spurred by Sen. Joseph McCarthy.

Lovitz emphasized that it's a comedian's "job to satirize what's going on in society and point out the hypocrisies," but cancel culture presents a roadblock in creating comedy.

"As soon as you say to a comedian like me, 'You can't say that,' the first thing in my head is, 'Oh, and now I have to,'" he divulged. Lovitz also pointed out that there is "a difference between making jokes and being outright mean."

Lovitz gave some simple advice to anyone who can't take a joke or is easily offended.

"If you don't have the ability to laugh at yourself, don't go to a comedy club," the "SNL" alum stated. "I'm not changing my act. If you're watching TV and you don't like the show, change the channel. It's very simple."

Cancel culture has affected his friends in Hollywood or the stand-up comedy world.

"I've seen innocent friends lose their careers," he wrote on Twitter. "It's enough."

Last month, Lovitz lashed out at "SNL" cast members who demanded a safe space from Tesla CEO Elon Musk, who hosted the comedy sketch TV show on NBC.

"For everyone @nbcsnl who isn't sure about the host... Don't forget where you were before you got the show. We are all extraordinarily lucky to have been on it," Lovitz said, as reported by TheBlaze. "Be grateful and enjoy your time on SNL," he continued. "Because nothing lasts forever."

Other comedians have railed against cancel culture. Chris Rock warned that cancel culture breeds boring entertainment. Billy Crystal said canceling people over words has made comedy a "minefield." Dave Chappelle said that "no one can be woke enough." Stand-up comedian Bill Burr joked that the outrage mob has run out of people to cancel and has resorted to canceling dead people.

Meanwhile, fellow comedians Kat Williams and Seth Rogen have said that cancel culture doesn't exist or is warranted for certain people.