Comedian and outspoken pro-Israeli activist Michael Rapaporte has abandoned the liberal Canadian politician after demanding that her fellow lawmakers give him a domestic stand-up show.
Actors and comedians in Monday's column of “Free Press.” Called Heather McPherson, a member of Canadian Parliament, after urging fellow lawmakers to ban him from the state this week ahead of a show date in Alberta, Canada. He declared he was there and invited her to sit in the front row.
“If you're reading this, Heather, I have the front row seats reserved for you and the new Democrats. It's a real offer,” Rapaport wrote Monday.
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Comedian Michael Rappaport has accused Canadian lawmakers of trying to ban him from his upcoming stand-up shows in the country. (nurphoto /contributor | Greg Doherty / bravo / intributor)
MacPherson, a member of Canada's New Democrat, called on the Canadian government to “become the Canadian government” on February 27, denying entry to Michael Rappaport. The statement consisted of an expanded X-thread that nurtured the comedian's “significant criminal history,” the history of “Islamophobic speech,” and the history of “violence” to protect the nation's history of “violence.”
“We are witnessing an incredible increase in Islamophobia in Canada and around the world,” she writes. “All Canadians deserve to feel safe in our community. New Democrats are calling on the liberal government to deny entry into Michael Rappaport.”
After declaring that “hate doesn't have a place in Canada,” MacPherson tagged several other members of the Canadian Parliament in a post, trying to make them aware of Rappaport's upcoming visits.
In his column, comedians and Jewish advocates call the push by Canadian lawmakers to ban him from the country “the craziest campaign against me,” and claim it is more ridiculous than the various anti-Israel groups protesting Israel's outspoken defense following Israel's Hamas Massakre on October 7th.
The Wisconsin Show in Rapaport was cancelled last May after an anti-Israeli agitator threatened a venue where he was ready to perform.
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Michael Rappaport was a strong Israeli defender, especially in the wake of Hamas' October 7th terrorist attacks. ((Photo: Roy Rochlin/Getty Images))
He responded to each of her accusations against him, saying, “I have no criminal history other than making multiple calls to my ex-girlfriend Lili Taylor in 1997. (I'm not embarrassed, I was not in love. I don't have a stand-out warrant. I dehumanize Jews.”
Rapaport pleaded guilty nearly 30 years ago, exacerbating the harassment of Hollywood actress Taylor, whom he submitted Police report He repeatedly calls her and after their parting, he shows up in her unjust apartment in the middle of the night.
Rapaport frequently spoke out on social media against Hamas sympathizers and anti-Israel agitators, following the 2023 Hamas terrorist attacks, particularly after attacking Jewish demonized people on US university campuses. He continues to demand that Hamas return all hostages taken from Israel during their attacks.
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The comedian accused MacPherson of ignoring his hatred of his country's Jews. “Ironically, MacPherson insisted in her post that “hate has no place in Canada.” Of course, Canada clearly doesn't seem to be a problem except that hatred is directed at the Jews.” Free press pieces “Since October 7, 2023, anti-Semitism incidents in Canada have increased by 670%.”
He also used her powers to oppose the rest of the hostages to be released by Hamas, saying, “rather than calling attention to it, the horrific anti-Semitism that cleans up her country will spend her capital and plead to keep me out, rather than fixing what will get worse in her own backyard.”
Rapaport declared he was there for his two shows on March 6th and March 8th.
“Fortunately, it seems Trudeau and his party haven't heard of it, at least for now. We're still crossing the border this week,” he said.
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McPherson's office did not respond to a request for comment on Fox News Digital.
