Jerry Seinfeld Visits Israeli “Fantasy Terror Camp” in the Occupied West Bank

In a deeply disturbing episode that resurfaced in recent years, Jerry Seinfeld and his family visited Caliber 3—an Israeli “anti-terror” fantasy camp located in the occupied West Bank. The facility offers tourists and celebrities the chance to roleplay as Israeli commandos, using live ammunition in simulated scenarios that glorify militarized violence under the guise of self-defense. Its branding proudly promotes training used by the IDF, even as the Israeli military continues its decades-long occupation and aggression against Palestinian civilians. Seinfeld’s smiling photo-op at Caliber 3 is not just tone-deaf—it’s grotesque. It represents the normalization of a violent regime, where ethnic cleansing and apartheid are rebranded as entertainment for the wealthy. Participating in this spectacle while Palestinians live under military rule and siege just miles away is not "supporting security"—it's endorsing a colonial fantasy that erases the humanity of the occupied. This visit isn't an isolated incident—it’s part of Seinfeld's broader history of Zionist allegiance. But Caliber 3 is perhaps the clearest image yet of just how far removed from reality celebrity privilege can be. Where one man sees a thrilling day out with his kids, millions live with checkpoints, demolitions, and drones. The dissonance is staggering—and sickening.