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Actor Michael Rapaport was so outraged with ousted Rep. Jamaal Bowman (D-NY) using his parting words in Congress to call for a “Free Palestine” that he offered to take the far-left pol to the Gaza Strip and leave him in the heart of the Israel-Hamas war.

“Since @JamaalBowmanNY @CoriBush are now unemployed & sooooo interested in and fascinated by Gaza, I’m offering to fly them to ISRAEL & have a SUV drop them off in RAMALLAH,” Rapaport posted on X Friday night, also referencing another lame-duck “Squad” member, Rep. Cori Bush (D-Mo.)


  Jamaal Bowman made a call to “Free Palestine.” Allison Bailey/NurPhoto/Shutterstock Jamaal Bowman made a call to “Free Palestine.” Allison Bailey/NurPhoto/Shutterstock

“7 Days in Judea Samaria on Me. I will add $150 a day per diem. You guys down?” the 54-year-old Jewish actor and comedian added.

Rapaport, who has railed against Democrats this year in several online rants over Israel, was responding to video of Bowman’s closing statement to Congress this week, which ended with, “Free Palestine; free The Bronx and free all marginalized people.”

We let him in and he represents nothing that Hip Hop stands for. A clown of epic proportions [sic],” he said on X.

Is this some sort of threat?”


  In response, Michael Rapaport threatened to fly Jamaal Bowman and Cori Bush to Israel and drop them off in Ramallah. Charles Sykes/Bravo via Getty Images In response, Michael Rapaport threatened to fly Jamaal Bowman and Cori Bush to Israel and drop them off in Ramallah. Charles Sykes/Bravo via Getty Images

Bowman also said he’s been to Ramallah and Hebron and suggested Rapaport taking a trip with a pro-Palestine group to Gaza or the West Bank to “learn something.”

“You won’t because you embody fake Twittter gangsta blowhard s—t.  Do the knowledge, clown show. Educate yourself,” added Bowman, who was crushed by George Latimer, the moderate Westchester County executive, in New York’s 16th District Democratic primary earlier this year.

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