Conservative tough cookie Debbie Schlussel takes on Hollywood Terrorist Apologists:

When Richard Gere played an “American Gigolo” in 1980, who knew he’d actually become one, twenty-five years later?

This week, Gere is pulling tricks for jihadist Palestinian Johns supporting terror.

Gere’s not just claiming to speak for “the entire world” in ads for Sunday’s Palestinian elections. He’s co-starring with two Palestinian terrorism supporters, Sheikh Taissir Rajab Al-Tamimi and Atallah (a/k/a Theodosios) Hanna…

Schlussel notices something else:

“One Voice,” the sponsor of Gere’s ads is also questionable. With Middle East experts like Brad Pitt, Jennifer Aniston, and Gere, the group is the invention of a sleazy, far-left Israeli businessman, Daniel Lubetzky. Lubetzky’s various “peace” initiatives�pandering to Islamists�have all failed over the years.

This one, Lubetzky’s latest, features board and coalition members like MTV’s “Rock the Vote,” Palestinian homicide bombing supporter Sari Nusseibeh, and Jim Zogby, head of the Saudi-funded (and pro-HAMAS/Hezbollah) Arab American Institute. It’s based on the dangerous idea that Palestinians from all over the territories should get to vote via computer on all Israeli issues — borders, refugees, water allocation, and Jerusalem. Actor Jason Alexander (“Seinfeld”) was touting this ludicrous plan on FOX News’ “O’Reilly Factor,” last year.

George Costanza as Middle East Scholar?!

Stick it to them, girl.