Reginald D Hunter Apologizes After Alleged Anti-Semitic Jokes at Edinburgh Fringe
The comedian faces backlash and a police investigation following an incident involving Israeli audience members at his show.
- Hunter's jokes compared Israel to an abusive spouse, prompting objections from two Israeli attendees.
- The audience members were heckled and told to leave, leading to further controversial remarks by Hunter.
- Campaign Against Anti-Semitism criticized the comedian, urging witnesses to come forward.
- Police Scotland is reviewing the incident under new hate crime laws.
- Hunter expressed regret for any stress caused but defended his boundary-pushing humor.