Hacker actress Hannah Einbind, who is also an Emmy Award winner, called for free Palestine in her acceptance speech.

Pitt is a TV series centered on the trials and ordeals of American healthcare workers and has won Best Drama Award at the Emmy Awards.

The HBO Max drama, set in the fictional emergency room in Pittsburgh, also won awards from Best Leading Actor and Best Actress Noah Wyle and Katherine Lanasa at the 77th Annual Awards ceremony in Los Angeles on Sunday.

Wyle portrays Grizzlies and overworked emergency physician Michael Robinavitch in the series, who pays homage to healthcare workers during his acceptance speech.

“For anyone who has a shift tonight or get off tonight, thank you for the job, it’s for you,” Wyle said.

The studio is a comedy about the head of the Hollywood studio, trying to balance his artistic dreams with business reality, winning 13 awards, the most awards of the night, including the lead actor in the comedy of co-creator Seth Rogen.

“I can’t get around this event so I’m prepared for nothing,” Rogen said in his acceptance speech.

“I never won anything in my life. When I was a kid, I bought a used bowling trophy at a real estate sale. My parents were like, ‘Yes, it’s a good idea, you probably should buy that one.'”

Netflix’s puberty hit about a 13-year-old boy who was aggressive online misogynistic, winning eight awards including the Best Limited Series.

The Apple TV+ Sci-Fi series severance campaign tells the story of a program that has been conducted where they distinguish their working memory from their personal lives and each won the Best Actress Award at Britt Lower and each won the Theater Series Award at Tramell Tillman.

HBO Max Dark Comedy Hacks is about the tension between the legendary stand-up comedian and young comedy writer, winning Best Actress in the Comedy Series for Jean Smart and Hannah Einbinder’s comedy series.

In his acceptance speech, Einbinder called attention to Israel’s war in Gaza and declared “free Palestine.”

Einbinder elaborated on her speech, signing a commitment to not work for an Israeli company suspected of war earlier this month, and he said the issue was close to her heart for many reasons.

“I feel it is my duty as a Jew to distinguish Jews from the State of Israel because our religion and culture are so important and long-standing… institutions, completely separate from this nationalist state,” she said.

Earlier, Spanish actor Javier Bardem said in a red carpet interview that he could not work with any “reasonable or pro-genocide” film studio in Gaza.

“That’s simple,” Badham said.