Sarah Silverman Trying To Influence Israeli Election

After throwing her support behind Barack Obama in the US Presidential Elections, “comedienne” Sarah Silverman (and I use the word loosely*) has used Twitter to try and influence the upcoming Israeli elections.

Both Meretz and the Green Movement are left-wing parties. Zehava Galon, who responded to Silverman’s Tweet above, is the Chairwoman of Meretz, and had this to say:

“I was really excited,” Galon told Israeli website Mako, “the same day Obama is elected Silverman thought that Meretz is the sane and liberal alternative and that made me really happy.” Mako also reports that Silverman’s sister Susan, who is a reform rabbi who lives in Jerusalem, is friends with Galon, although Galon has never met Sarah. “She’s amazing,” Galon added, “she is an opinion leader and I think it’s cool.”

Silverman has since deleted her Tweet, which begs the question: why? She hardly seems to care what others think.

For the record, her Twitter profile still mentions her location as “Palestinian Territories.”

* way looser than one of her trademark scissor moves

About the Author

Having been brainwashed at a young age, Jono moved to Occupied Palestine 20+ years ago from Australia. After 15 years selling insipid Jew technology to immoral, BDS snubbing foreigners he decided the ultimate evil would be to sell the cancerous Zionist Regime as a product itself. He now works selling luxury private tours of the heinous Zionazi hellhole to infidel supporters of Apartheid, colonialism and Western Imperialism.

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  1. Jed says:

    When she was in Israel she showed support for Israel against the Palestinian terrorists.
    I think someone influenced her to tweet it and then, maybe her father, explained to her what Meretz is, so she deleted it.

  2. Jim from Iowa says:

    See, I told you Israeli politics is confusing to us Americans. Is there a resource anyone could recommend to me and my fellow Americans so we can tell one Israeli party from another and who we should be rooting for and against?

  3. Norman B. says:

    I predict that her influence will be nil.

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