Comedian and writer Larry David recently targeted the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) in a critique of the group’s stance on Israel. Known for his political satire, which has historically focused on Republican figures, David shifted his focus toward the far-left platform of the DSA.

During his commentary, David proposed satirical solutions to the ongoing geopolitical tensions, suggesting in a mocking tone that Jews be referred to as "The Bagel People" and proposing that Israelis be relocated to a remote island in the Pacific. These remarks were intended to highlight what he views as the absurdity of the organization's anti-Israel agenda.

While the Times of Israel reports that these comments were framed as a critique of the DSA's political direction, the outlet notes that the reception to his satire has been mixed. The report suggests that while some may view the comments as a sharp critique of far-left ideology, others have not found the humor in his approach to the sensitive topic. The coverage highlights a shift in David’s typical satirical targets, moving from his usual focus on GOP politics to addressing internal divisions within the Democratic-leaning political spectrum regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.