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Sandler rips Waters, BDS in f*ck-filled Israel defense

On Howard Stern’s radio show, actor protests that ‘All these f***ing nice Israeli people are getting a ‘f*** you’ from Roger Waters

Adam Sandler singing "The Chanukah Song." (YouTube screenshot)
Adam Sandler singing "The Chanukah Song." (YouTube screenshot)

Adam Sandler criticized Pink Floyd front man Roger Waters and the movement to boycott Israel in an appearance on the Howard Stern Show.

“I’m disgusted they single out Israel,” Sandler said Tuesday on Stern’s Sirius satellite radio show. “That [they say], ‘We can’t play Israel.’ All these f***ing nice Israeli people are getting a ‘f*** you’ from Roger Waters.

“I’m very pro-Israel and when someone says sh** about Israel, I know people say sh** about Israel and they f***ing won’t play there … and when you go off on Roger Waters I love that you do that,” Sandler said.

In October, Stern ripped Waters, a major proponent of the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement, or BDS, in a seven-minute rant. The rant was motivated by an open letter Waters published in Salon criticizing rocker Jon Bon Jovi for performing in Tel Aviv on Oct. 3.

This February 13, 2015 file photo shows British musician Roger Waters of Pink Floyd as he talks to members of the media outside the US embassy in central London. (AFP PHOTO / LEON NEAL)
British musician Roger Waters. (AFP PHOTO / LEON NEAL)

“What is with Roger Waters and the Jews?” Stern asked. “The Palestinians are these Arabs that could live in Egypt, they could live in Saudi Arabia, but guess what? Those countries don’t want them either. Israel has a little tiny country, and it bugs the s*** out of Roger Waters. He can’t f***in’ deal with it.”

Howard Stern. (CC-BY/Bill Norton/Wikimedia Commons)
Howard Stern. (CC-BY/Bill Norton/Wikimedia Commons)

“Where do you want the Jews to go, Roger? You want them just to go back to the concentration camps? What is it you want, f***head?” Stern said, adding: “Jews, go to the dark side of moon and live,” referring to a popular Pink Floyd album.

Sandler told Stern that he is “proud of being a Jew and that’s what I am.”

Stern pointed out that Sandler’s wife converted to Judaism. Sandler responded that he is not “crazy religious.” He told Stern that his chai necklace “is in like the third drawer under the T-shirts.”

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