Hollywood's Jewish stars blast Kanye West: "He's gone full Nazi - again"

The entertainment industry's Jewish powerhouses are pulling no punches after West's latest descent into Nazi fanboy territory on X (formerly Twitter). As if declaring "I love Hitler" and spewing tired antisemitic tropes about "never trusting Jews" wasn't enough, the increasingly unstable rapper has now hit peak provocation by hawking merchandise emblazoned with swastikas.

After Hollywood's deafening silence in response to West's hate-mongering, Jewish stars are stepping up to call out both the rapper and the industry's tepid response to his blatant antisemitism.

Pop sensation Charlie Puth shattered his usual political neutrality with a blistering Instagram story to his millions of followers: "You're not just peddling hate merch with Nazi symbols anymore - you're actively endangering lives," Puth wrote. "Your influence reaches millions, and you're using it to promote genocidal ideology. Just. F*cking. Stop."

Pink amplified the message by sharing a scorching takedown from David Schwimmer via the pro-Israel Stand With Us account.

"Oh look, it's 2022 all over again," the 'Friends' star wrote, referencing West's previous antisemitic meltdown. "While we can't muzzle this racist lunatic from spewing his ignorant bile, we can damn well stop handing him a megaphone."

Schwimmer then turned his fury on X's owner: "Hey Elon, let's talk numbers. Your platform gives this Nazi sympathizer access to 32.7 million followers - that's double the entire Jewish population worldwide. His toxic rhetoric isn't just offensive, it's fueling real-world violence against Jews. What's more pathetic - that he's proudly embracing Nazi ideology (apparently okay with them wanting to exterminate his own people too), or that there's not enough outrage to permanently ban him from social media? Your silence makes you complicit."

Ryan Tedder, OneRepublic's founder and vocal Israel supporter, delivered perhaps the most cutting blow: "To everyone who gave Kanye a pass after his last Nazi lovefest - he's shown his true colors today. He's not an artist having a mental health crisis anymore - he's a full-blown antisemite. The culture's done with him. Permanently."