Einbinder found herself on the Quds News Network’s social media feed for her support of the Palestinians during Sunday’s show.

The network, however, completely blurred the Jewish star’s torso, to the point where the pin displaying her support for Palestinians was also no longer visible.

“Hannah Einbinder explains that her decision to say ‘Free Palestine’ during her Emmys acceptance speech came from her belief that, as a Jewish person, she has a responsibility to distinguish Judaism and Jewish culture from the ethnonationalist project of the Israeli state,” Quds News wrote on X.

Quds News claims it is an independent news outlet operating in the Palestinian diaspora, but it has been repeatedly accused of being closely affiliated with Hamas and the Palestinian Islamic Jihad terrorist groups.

Ever since Hamas took over Gaza in 2007, the terror group has imposed severe restrictions on women’s rights, with the UN and human rights groups blasting the group over its dismal treatment of women.

While Hamas has denied imposing a mandatory dress code for women, the group has been accused of enforcing a “Code of Modesty” rule aimed at forcing women to always wear headscarves and long gowns in public.

During her controversial speech after winning Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series, Einbinder went on a tirade in which she said, “F—k ICE and free Palestine.”

She later said she felt the need to speak out publicly to “distinguish Jews from the state of Israel.”

“I feel like it is my obligation as a Jewish person to distinguish Jews from the State of Israel, because our religion and our culture is such an important and long standing institution that is really separate to this sort of ethno-nationalist state,” she said, according to the Wrap.

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