Pro-Hamas news outlet interviews actress for ‘free Palestine’ message at Emmy’s, censors her bare shoulders

The left got a peek at the kind of people they support after a pro-Palestine message from actress Hannah Einbinder ended up on an alleged Hamas mouthpiece with a big change.

Einbinder, a Jewish actress, used her Emmy acceptance speech on Sunday to curse Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and shout “Free Palestine,” to the delight of the leftist celebrities in the audience. Well, a video of her speech made it onto the X account of the Quds News Network, an organization that has previously been accused of being an ally of Palestinian terror group Hamas. Noticeably, her entire torso had been blurred, likely to censor her bare shoulders and chest which had been visible in her dress.

Look:

“Hannah Einbinder explains that her decision to say ‘Free Palestine’ during her Emmys acceptance speech came from her belief that, as a Jewish person, she has a responsibility to distinguish Judaism and Jewish culture from the ethnonationalist project of the Israeli state,” wrote the news network.

Watch the original video:

The network eventually deleted the video for reasons unknown::

X users laughed at the absurdity of the situation:

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