Adam Brody voices support for 'Free Palestine'

Adam Brody has spoken publicly about the Israel-Gaza conflict, expressing support for "Free Palestine" ahead of the release of Nobody Wants This season 3. The actor, who plays Rabbi Noah Roklov in the Netflix romantic comedy, discussed his views in a recent interview with GQ while reflecting on changing political perspectives in Hollywood. Brody said the Israel-Gaza conflict had prompted him to reconsider some beliefs and that he had previously discussed the issue privately rather than publicly. "Put me down as thinking it's a genocide. Put me down as wanting a free Palestine," Brody said, according to Deadline's report on the interview. He also described the ongoing situation as involving significant death and suffering and said he hoped a future US administration could change policies he believes are contributing to the situation. Brody's comments come as Nobody Wants This prepares to return for its third season on Netflix. The new season will premiere on October 22, with all 10 episodes debuting that day. In the series, Brody plays Noah, a rabbi who falls in love with Joanne Williams, an agnostic podcaster portrayed by Kristen Bell. Season 3 follows the couple as they move in together and navigate a new stage of their relationship. The upcoming season also features new recurring cast members including Andrew Rannells, Keyla Monterroso Mejia and Sarah Silverman, alongside returning stars Brody and Bell. Brody has received two Golden Globe nominations for his performance in the series, which was created by Erin Foster. The actor's latest comments add a political dimension to his public profile as he prepares for the return of the Netflix hit.