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Jason Alexander Recalls Palestinians Protecting Him During an Israeli Raid Near Ramallah

Jason Alexander recounts Palestinian hosts shielding him during a 2004 Israeli military raid near Ramallah despite his initial fears beforehand.

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Jason Alexander Recalls Palestinians Protecting Him During an Israeli Raid Near Ramallah

Jason Alexander, known for playing George Costanza on Seinfeld, recalled visiting Ramallah in 2004 as part of the OneVoice peace initiative. Speaking on the Build or Break podcast, he said he had worried about entering a Palestinian city as a Jewish American. During lunch with Palestinian artists, an Israeli military raid began nearby. Alexander said about ten men at his table surrounded him to keep him safe. He described the gesture as moving, recalling that his hosts had emphasized their responsibility to protect an invited guest.

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