Sarah Silverman warns pastor who calls for her death is going to get her killed
Jewish comedian shares video of Adam Fannin’s anti-Semitic tirade in which he says she’s ‘a God-hating whore of Zionism’ who is ‘willing to put Jesus to death again’
Cnaan Liphshiz was a Jewish World reporter at The Times of Israel

JTA — An extremist Christian pastor’s anti-Semitic rant in which he called for the death of Sarah Silverman has the Jewish comedian fearing for her life.
Silverman, a vocal supporter of numerous liberal causes, on Thursday posted a video to Twitter of the sermon and said, “This is Adam Fannin of the Stedfast Baptist Church in Florida and he is going to get me killed.”
In the video, Fannin says:
You know these Jewish false prophets, anti-Christian, anti-God, they’re willing to put Jesus to death again … You heard this comedian Sarah Silverman? … Listen, she is a witch. She is a Jezebel. She is a God-hating whore of Zionism. I hope that God breaks her teeth out and she dies. She is a wicked person and she is like the perfect representation of religious Judaism … She is Satan’s scoffer and she is there to take the world and make ’em laugh and then diss Jesus, try to take away the respect from Jesus.
It is not clear exactly when the clip dates from, though the background and pulpit look similar in style to Stedfast videos uploaded to YouTube in the second half of 2018, Newsweek wrote.
Later Thursday, Silverman posted a statement about the video.
Re: that pastor, et al https://t.co/ZHeBrv7GIa pic.twitter.com/CyJTX4LKA1
— Sarah Silverman (@SarahKSilverman) August 9, 2019
Travis Akers, a reverend who describes himself as a “progressive Baptist,” wrote on Twitter that he had filed a complaint with the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office and the FBI about Fannin over the sermon about Silverman.
“An officer is going to be coming out as well to view the video for themselves, even though they could from the station, but it’s part of the formal filing process,” he said. “Additionally, I have provided them the church information as well.”
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