A pro-Israel adult film producer says his career is being targeted by pro-Palestinian porn stars because he tweeted an image of an Israeli Defense Force missile he signed.

“Hahaha I actually asked to write my name,” Michael Lucas, 51, owner of porn production shop Lucas Entertainment, tweeted on Dec. 17 alongside an image of the signed projectile.

The backlash was swift.

“Anyone who thinks writing notes on missiles is some kind of sick flex is an accessory to murder and genocide of innocent #Palestinian civilians in my book,” Iranian-American porn star Shahrokh Mosavinejad told his more than 800,000 followers on X, parroting Hamas propaganda along with the hashtags #boycottmichaellucas #boycottLucasEntertainment.

Many other porn industry notables have issued similar calls to dump Lucas.

“I don’t want to draw more attention to the post; I find it both saddening and reprehensible. For those that are inquiring, I will no longer be promoting my work with that studio, nor accepting future offers to work with them,” Kyle Overton, who goes by the porn name Sean Xavier told his more than 320,000 followers on X.

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Lucas, who has produced and starred in films such as “Michael Lucas’ La Dolce Vita” has long been an outspoken supporter of the land of milk and honey. His “Men Of Israel” was the first major adult film to feature an all Jewish cast.

“The people trying to cancel me are nothing but vile antisemites. There is no other explanation for such hate for Israelis and such support for people who would murder Jews and gays in the most barbaric ways. I am not intimidated by this and I won’t delete the tweet no matter how many threats I continue to receive,” Lucas told The Post from Tel Aviv.

Lucas has also been a generous donor to Israeli causes — which has continued during the country’s war with Hamas.

“The people trying to cancel me are nothing but vile antisemites. There is no other explanation for such hate for Israelis and such support for people who would murder Jews and gays in the most barbaric ways. I am not intimidated by this and I won’t delete the tweet no matter how many threats I continue to receive,” Lucas told The Post from Tel Aviv.

“Michael Lucas, thank you very much for the amazing night we had last night and you for your generosity. We love you. Thank you very much,” said a squad of Israeli Defense Force soldiers in a video Lucas shared to his Instagram.