Welcome back to the Dersh show. Before we get to the topic at hand, if any of you were in New York,

I'm speaking at a rally tonight in Times Square on behalf of Israel and on behalf of the students at universities,

particularly Columbia and other places in New York who have been harassed,

threatened and in some instances physically hurt, as you know, we've started this group called Hurtageu, we sue you, and I'll talk briefly about that as well tonight. But we're expecting a nice crowd, a couple of really good speakers and a good singer.

So if any of you in New York around Times Square tomorrow, tonight, anytime between, I don't know, six and eight, come in hear me talk.

The other thing I wanted to mention is what happened yesterday,

the day before at Duke University, Great University, and they had a graduation

and they picked as their graduation speaker Jerry Seinfeld. Now you know Jerry was not

going to talk about politics he was going to tell some jokes as he always does and he was going to you

know talk about careers and how important humor is never mentioned the word

about Gaza or word about Israel, but a group of the students in protest

walked out on him.

Now, why did they walk out on him?

Because he's a Jew.

Because he's a Jew a Jewish comedian. Some people think that's a redundant statement. So many

comedians are Jewish. They're a non-Jewish comedians, some great ones. But he's a Jewish. There are non-Jewish comedians, some great ones.

But he's a Jewish comedian, although being Jewish

isn't that important part of his comedy.

Seinfeld, some people thought was too Jewish to New York.

But he's a great funny guy and a decent guy and not somebody who's talked a lot about Israel,

but because he's a Jew and he hasn't renounced Israel, therefore he's

a Zionist. A Zionist, somebody who actually believes in Israel's right to exist, that's what a Zionist is.

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