News about Hasan Piker

Rashid Al Haddad (pictured) - a 19-year-old governor of Ibb governorate in central Yemen - captured netizens' interest this week by posting videos of himself aboard the Galaxy Leader, a container ship captured by Iran-backed rebels last year. He quickly earned the nickname due to his likeness to Hollywood actor Timothee Chalamet, with a number of X users referring to him as 'Hot Houthi' and commenting on how attractive he was. However, Rashid has declared himself a self-proclaimed 'Red Sea pirate' and, although not a member of the Yemeni faction, he is still'ready for sacrifice and longing for martyrdom' while supporting the group's efforts in the area and in solidarity with Palestine, even as the US re-designated the Houthis as a terrorist group. He's also begged his followers to avoid yelling over his appearances, said he does not agree with the Wonka actor's comparisons, and he tells MailOnline that above all, he supports the Palestinian cause and the Houthi rebels' actions.

A number of progressive commentators and commentators have branded a controversial new comedy film that mocks transgender people in sports 'transphobic.' The Lady Ballers, a conservative media outlet, follows a group of middle-aged men who decide to identify as female so they can play basketball in the women's league. It was written and directed by Jeremy Boering, co-founder of The Daily Wire, who also appeared in the lead role.

On October 12, Hasan Piker, 32, appeared as a guest on The H3 Podcast, saying that 'Palestinians have the legal right to violently seize back their own homes from these settlers.'

On October 12, Hasan Piker, 32, appeared on The H3 Podcast as a guest, and said, 'Palestinians have the legal right to violently seize back their own homes from these settlers.' Piker replied, 'Baby settlers,' when the host, Israeli-American podcaster Ethan Klein, pointed out some of the 1,400 victims were babies.'