Adam Brody, star of the Netflix series Nobody Wants This, discussed his views on the Israel-Gaza conflict in an interview with GQ. When asked about his political activism and whether he believes Hollywood has become more outspoken in its conservatism, Brody suggested that concentrations of power tend to attract people through various means, including groupthink and self-interest.
Brody cited several recent events—including the COVID-19 pandemic, a second Trump term, and the Israel-Gaza war—as experiences that revealed beliefs he had previously been unaware of or had found disheartening. When asked specifically about his messaging on Israel-Gaza, he clarified that while he has discussed the topic privately at length, he has not done so publicly until the interview. He stated that he considers the situation a genocide and expressed support for Palestinian statehood, adding that he believes the situation should have reached a resolution much earlier.
Brody also expressed optimism that a different administration could improve policies related to the conflict. Meanwhile, Netflix is preparing to release the third season of Nobody Wants This on Oct. 22. Brody received an Emmy nomination for his role in the series and won a Critics Choice Award for best comedy actor. Series creator Erin Foster previously stated in an interview that while she considers it important to tell positive Jewish stories through the show, she does not intend to address the Israel-Palestine conflict directly in the series.
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