Greg Gutfeld warns liberal women will 'be put in their place' by pro-Hamas men amid attack on Jewish communities
NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: Fox News host Greg Gutfeld criticized liberal white women participating in pro-Palestinian and pro-Hamas protests, suggesting that their actions resembled a reminder of their perceived oppressed position against men.
On 'The Five,' Gutfeld launched into a tirade as the ongoing protests in support of Gazans remained a focal point for the evening show panel.
Greg Gutfeld warns Hamas men are coming for white women
The host began by challenging the numerous pro-Palestinians encouraging people to educate themselves on the conflict that has endured in Israel-Gaza for over 70 years.
"In order to maintain the conflict of the past, you have to deny the present atrocity," Gutfeld asserted. "You can't say that 'you have to have historical context and then you have to question whether this really happened.'"
He then highlighted the involvement of young liberal white women, whom he labeled as "bedfellows," in protesting alongside pro-Hamas men against what they perceive as Palestinian genocide.
"[They are] marching alongside the most misogynistic, anti-female men who had a brawl in front of the Museum of Tolerance," Gutfeld asserted.
He is referring to the fights that broke out outside the museum after they featured a short film on the October 7 attacks by Hamas in Israel.
"I would warn the liberal women: the reason why they haven't come for you yet is cause they are busy with the Jews," the host warned.
He added, "Don't worry, they're gonna get back to you and put you in your place 'cause they are, you know. Hamas isn't for equal rights, in case you didn't notice."
Greg Gutfeld calls taking down of posters 'delusion'
The Fox host also commented on the poster issue that has repeatedly come up in response to how America is taking the war.
Many pro-Palestinians have been accused of antisemitism for tearing down posters of hostages being held by Hamas as a move against propaganda.
Gutfeld mentioned that on the other hand, posters of Gaza victims have been unaffected.
"In my neighborhood, what sprung up, I think it was last night I just saw them. Posters all over of Gaza victims to which I say, 'Good for you! That's you right!' But guess what, they're still up."
He continued, "Young Jews, so far, haven't been tearing them down. That's the contrast between delusion and decency. Tearing down posters is caused by the delusion that denies the atrocity so you can tear it down."
Over 10,000 have reportedly been killed in Gaza in the past month after Israel started war in the region.