Why do stars Billie Eilish and Mark Ruffalo support the lynching of Jews?

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From the Submission Editorial Committee

The Hollywood left loves a good old Jewish lynching. Just ask Mark Ruffalo, Billie Eilish, and Ava DuVernay.

All of these boldfaced names were among the stars who displayed “Blood of the Resistance” pins at the Oscars ceremony.

The pin shows a raised red open palm and is sold with a very chic “Truce Artist” label.

But the symbol comes from an actual photo of a bloody hand.

Back in 2000, two Jews Israeli Defense Force reservists accidentally drove through Ramallah and were detained by Palestinian police. He was then brutally murdered in his cell by a mob of bloodthirsty, savage thugs, one of whom showed his bloody hands in a now infamous photograph.

So, like much of America's “defense” for the Palestinians, this pin is a winking and nagging endorsement of violent terrorism against Jews.

It's no coincidence that these stars are hard leftists. Systemic anti-Semitism is now part of the core DNA of the American left.

Ruffalo is an empty-headed Sanders fanatic even though he is many times more billionaire than he is. Hulk smash (innocent Jew's head)!

Ava DuVernay promoted a racist conspiracy theory, and the major studios did a good job of cleaning it up and making it look better.

Did the person behind the ethically dubious documentary '13th' express support for Lynch?

As they say in Tinseltown, there are no memos.

Musical superstar Billie Eilish Sure, she may be just a kid, but if she was caught amplifying cryptocurrency Nazi symbols, that excuse wouldn't hold up, and it shouldn't hold up here.

And that goes for those Hollywood cranks who can't find Gaza on a map but put a pin there at the behest of a friend/spouse/stranger on Instagram.

We must ask: What will the moral pioneers of American art do next?

Perhaps the nocturnal window-smashing L.A.'s venerable Jewish delis, Langer's and Canter's, are experiencing a “night of broken glass,” so to speak, and is it all for Palestine?

We are sure that whatever ugliness our moral superiors devise on the red carpet, it will be equally vile.