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No. 19: Jerry Seinfeld, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Steven Spielberg: Hollywood heavyweights
While a worldwide wave of antisemitism has been growing, some high-profile Hollywood Jews have continued to speak up in support of Israel, and at other times, have let their actions do the talking.
Portuguese artists pull out of Jerry Seinfeld-headlined festival
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Seinfeld dismisses anti-Israel influencer after the Knicks playoff game
GRAPEVINE: Seinfeld gets serious
The serious side of comedian Jerry Seinfeld came to the fore this week when he took his family to Yad Vashem.
Seinfeld takes a break from tour to visit the Israeli Air Force
Seventeen years since the last original episode of the Seinfeld sitcom aired, the Jewish funnyman has reached mythic stature in Israel.
Jerry Seinfeld: A show about nothing in Tel Aviv
Jerry Seinfeld keeps audiences laughing with what he does best.
Jerry Seinfeld spotted at Tel Aviv’s ‘best’ falafel shop
Jerry Seinfield, one of the most famous Jewish comedians of all time, is scheduled to perform at Tel Aviv’s Menorah Mivtachim Arena on Saturday night.
Double header: Jerry Seinfeld returns to Israel
Seventeen years since the last original episode of the 'Seinfeld' sitcom aired, the Jewish funnyman has reached mythic stature in Israel.
Seinfeld: My comedy career started on Kibbutz Sa'ar
The legendary comedian and actor is coming back to Israel this month, and this time he's bringing the whole family.
Seinfeld returning to Tel Aviv
Seinfeld is just one of a range of top comedians who have booked shows in Israel in recent years.
Do you get the Seinfeld Jew joke?
The deeper meaning could be that if they were Jewish they would have found something to complain about.
No laughing matter? Jerry Seinfeld snubs Kesha
Watch: Cringe-worthy video shows pop singer attempt not once, not twice, but three times to give the Jewish comedian a hug.
How Trump's top aide Stephen Bannon made money from 'Seinfeld'
Trump's newly-appointed chief strategist, who has faced an onslaught of antisemitism allegations, reportedly makes millions from sitcom royalties.