Ben Shapiro's and Andrew Tate's Twitter feud over Israel conflict is getting UGLY

Andrew Tate is probably one of the most controversial influencers on the planet, and by the looks of it, he may just have crossed from controversial to downright despicable.

His recent Twitter feud with Ben Shapiro over the horrors occurring in Israel has shined a light on Tate like never before.

His open support of Palestine has Dave Rubin saying, “I regret covering him at any level.”

Just a few hours after the Hamas attacks began, Tate tweeted:

“Listen, I have no defense over any country that mandated vaccines on anyone,” says Dave, who acknowledges that “Israel did force a lot of people to get vaccinated.”

Regardless, he’s disgusted by Tate’s heartless (and quite frankly irrelevant) response.

“It would be as if … the Freedom Tower blew up, and then someone was like, ‘I can’t be for America because Joe Biden mandated vaccines,”’ he criticizes, adding that Tate’s perspective “is absolutely insane,” especially considering that Hamas is beheading children and raping women.

Ben Shapiro is another influential figure who’s taken to Twitter to comment on the events in Israel, but his tone has been quite the opposite of Tate’s.

As an Orthodox Jew, Shapiro had some choice words for the U.N.:

Well, this clearly triggered Tate, who responded with:

To be expected, Shapiro’s retort was as sharp as ever.

But then matters got even more interesting when Tristan Tate, Andrew’s brother, got involved.

Tristan responded with:

Of course, Ben pointed out the gaping holes in Tristan’s comment:

“This concept … that people are joyful over [Israel] having to respond is absolutely insane,” says Dave.

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