Dave Chappelle triggers WALKOUT from Boston show after comedian slammed Hamas attacks on Israel, Israel for cutting off water to Gaza and said pro-Palestine students should not lose job offers

Dave Chappelle triggered a walkout during one of his shows in Boston after he condemned the Hamas attacks on October 7 and criticized Israel’s relentless bombing of Gaza. 

The comedian, 50, aired his views about the conflict in the Middle East during his performance at the TD Garden arena on Thursday, according to The Wall Street Journal. 

He slammed Israel over its response to the attack by Hamas, which has seen over 6,000 bombs dropped on Gaza in less than a week, and accused the country of killing innocent people. 

Chappelle also said the US was guilty of aiding the slaughter of innocent civilians during his show and said war crimes were taking place in Gaza.

The comments surfaced after he said he did not think pro-Palestine students who were protesting for a ceasefire should lose their job offers. 

Chappelle allegedly denied he was in Boston on Thursday. Dailymail.com has contacted him for comment. 

Dave Chappelle triggered a walkout during one of his shows in Boston after he condemned the Hamas attacks on October 7 and criticized Israel’s relentless bombing of Gaza

The comedian, 50, aired his views about the conflict in the Middle East during his performance at the TD Garden arena on Thursday, according to The Wall Street Journal

He slammed Israel over its response to the Hamas attack, which has seen over 6,000 bombs dropped on Gaza in less than a week, and accused the country of killing innocent people

Chappelle condemned the Hamas attacks on October 7, in which 1,400 Israelis were killed and another 200 were taken hostage, before he slammed Israel’s military response, according to audience members. 

An audience member told the comedian to shut up and an emotional Chappelle criticized the Israeli government for cutting off water, along with fuel and electricity that power water and sewage plants.

It had also blocked off humanitarian aid from reaching Gaza from Israel.

There were cheers from some audience members who shouted ‘Free Palestine’ while others reacted with ‘What about Hamas?’ 

Chappelle’s comments led to some people in the crowd getting up and leaving his show. 

Near the end of his performance, he said two wrongs don’t make a right in reference to the Hamas attacks and Israel’s response. 

An audience member, who walked out of the show, took to social media to criticize Chappelle over his comments. 

‘The audience was cheering Chappelle on during his tirade. I was sick. We were sick. I turned to my friends and wife and said I think it is time to go,’ he said. 

‘We walked out and met up with many other Jews leaving the show. Never in my life have I felt so unsafe and so fearful of what I was witnessing.’

A spokesman for the comedian said he ‘denies being in Boston last night’. 

A poster promoting his performance at the TD Garden arena on Thursday featured the colors of the Palestinian flag- red, black, white, and green. 

Bags provided to audience members with his name on featured a similar design.  

The military response by Israel to the Hamas attacks has seen more than 4,300 Palestinians killed, according to the Hamas-run Gaza health ministry. 

More than half of those killed by air-strikes have been women and children, according to the service. 

Chappelle condemned the Hamas attacks on October 7, in which 1,400 Israelis were killed and another 200 were taken hostage, before he slammed Israel’s military response, according to audience members

Bags provided to audience members with his name on featured the colors of the Palestinian flag- red, black, white and green 

The military response by Israel to the Hamas attacks has seen more than 4,300 Palestinians killed, according to the Hamas-run Gaza health ministry

The United Nations said 1.4 million people have been displaced due to the war with more than half a million people in 147 shelters

The latest war between Israel and Hamas has been the deadliest yet. 

The United Nations said 1.4 million people have been displaced due to the war with more than half a million people in 147 shelters. 

Israel told all residents in the northern Gaza strip to evacuate and move south but air strikes have continued to hit southern Gaza.

Some Palestinians have refused to leave their homes as they believe nowhere is safe. 

Israel cut off supplies to Gaza after the Hamas attacks which saw its military wing break through the border into Israel. 

Its government said aid into the country would be blocked until the hostages were returned before a deal was agreed for Egypt to reopen its northern border and allow desperately needed humanitarian aid to enter the war-torn enclave.

The first aid trucks entered Gaza on Saturday and the Israeli military said the aid was for southern Gaza only.

UN officials have described the situation in Gaza as a humanitarian catastrophe and have called for an immediate ceasefire. 

The conflict has sparked mass protests across the world in solidarity with the plight of Palestinian civilians as well as those standing with Israel following the Hamas attacks. 

There has been demonstrations in cities including, London, Paris, New York, Berlin, Rio de Janeiro and Tokyo.