He shared a post on Instagram after the attack calling out people supporting Hamas (the post has since been deleted), and was filmed handing out “Hamas is ISIS” and “Zionism is sexy” stickers in the aftermath of the attack.

The latter resulted in people demanding “Stranger Things” be boycotted. With the show slated to get rolling again, Schnapp hopped on TikTok to walk back/clarify his support of Israel. …

The “Stranger Things” star posted a now-viral video claiming his “thoughts and beliefs have been so far misconstrued from anything even close” to what he meant.

The young actor stated the following, in part, in what looked like a hostage video[.]

[Too bad, but Schnapp’s young and may not have understood what participation in these debates entails. I agree with Hookstead’s criticism of Schnapp’s walkback, but hopefully he will learn a valuable lesson. — Ed]