NEW YORK (VINnews) — Actor Michael Keaton, who once gained stardom when acting the superhero in the Batman movies, has sharply criticized prime minister Netanyahu over the mistaken attack on a Gazan humanitarian convoy last week.
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The 72-year-old Keaton appended to his tirade a New York Times article entitled “Cascade of Errors Doomed Gaza Aid Convoy”, which demonstrated that IDF officers themselves had violated military protocols by ordering the attack on the convoy based on erroneous assumptions that the cars contained armed gunmen. The IDF has already conducted an internal investigation and several officers have been demoted.
Under the article, Keaton wrote “Netanyahu-clumsy, cruel, klutzy, callous. Feel really bad for the Israeli people.”
Most of the responses criticized Keaton for not stating that he feels bad for Palestinians as well, while others took issue with him for not understanding the real situation of waging war against implacable terrorists who violate every international rule, using ambulances to transfer weapons and ammunition to attack IDF soldiers.
In the past Keaton has expressed his admiration for Israel as a start-up nation with incredible technology advances despite its tiny size.
it’s easy for this armchair commentator sitting here comfortably in his Hollywood mansion, to prognosticate about things. He has almost no knowledge about. Haven’t heard one word from this is self promoting Hollywood ignoramus about 1300 Israeli citizens, killed, raped, burned alive, babies put in ovens and burnt alive women, raped, and taken hostage , I or the over 100 still being held hostage(if they are still alive) by the savages ,that Israel is trying to eliminate ,despite having their hands tied by the west, who, incidentally, are next on the savages list to be destroyed.
When Clinton blew up an aspirin factory and a baby formula producer killing hundreds of innocent workers did his imbecile open his mouth
As if his opinion means anything.
ok i wont watch his movies
Mr. Keaton, your criticism of Bibi is about as valid as me calling for the end of your acting career for working out for the Batman role when your suit became tight and Jack Nicholson told you to stop.