Susan Sarandon Dropped By Talent Agency UTA Following Antisemitic Rant

Susan Sarandon, 77, has been dropped by United Talent Agency following antisemitic comments at a protest last week, RadarOnline.com has learned.

The decision was made following Sarandon's remarks at a pro-Palestine protest in New York City on Friday.

According to Page Six, a rep from United Talent Agency confirmed that the agency is no longer representing the actress. Sarandon has been with the talent agency since 2014.

United Talent Agency staffers were reportedly hurt by Sarandon's pro-Palestine rant, in which she claimed frightened Jews in America "are getting a taste of what it feels like to be Muslim in this country."

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As RadarOnline.com previously reported, Sarandon spoke to a crowd of pro-Palestinian protestors outside of Penn Station on Friday.

While demanding an Israeli ceasefire, the 77-year-old actress told the crowd, "There are a lot of people that are afraid, that are afraid of being Jewish at this time, and are getting a taste of what it feels like to be a Muslim in this country."

"It's important to listen, it's important to have facts," the actress continued. "You don't have to go through the entire history of that region, you just have to show the babies that are dying in incubators."

"Those images are enough to show you that something is drastically wrong," the Thelma & Louise star continued. "We need a ceasefire now."

Friday's rant wasn't the only time Sarandon has spoken out against Israel following the Hamas attacks. She recently defended Pink Floyd frontman Roger Waters, who has also been accused of spewing antisemitic rhetoric. Waters' controversial anti-Israel comments nearly canceled a performance in Uruguay amid outrage.

"Despite attempts by the Israeli lobby to cancel the event, Roger Waters of Pink Floyd took the stage in Uruguay, donning a Kufiyyah and advocating for an end to the Israeli genocide in Gaza," Sarandon retweeted on X, formerly Twitter.

Sarandon's latest remarks seemed to be the tipping point for UTA amid overwhelming backlash online.

Aviva Klompas, the former director of speechwriting at the Israeli Mission to the United Nations, slammed Sarandon on X.

"When Susan Sarandon said that Jews “are getting a taste of what it feels like to be a Muslim in this country” she was saying that American Jews have it coming - that we don't deserve to live free from harassment and assault," Klompas wrote in her post.

Muslim American journalist Asra Nomani also condemned Sarandon and supported Klompas' response on social media.