Susan Sarandon was recently fired by her Hollywood agency over comments the Oscar-winning actress made regarding Jewish people.

According to Page Six, Sarandon's remarks came during a pro-Palestinian protest held in New York City earlier this month.

Sarandon says Jews "are getting a taste of what it feels like to be a Muslim"

"There are a lot of people afraid of being Jewish at this time, and are getting a taste of what it feels like to be a Muslim in this country," the 77-year-old performer was quoted as saying.

In response, a spokesperson for the talent agency UTA informed Page Six that Sarandon had been dropped as a client after staff members expressed outrage.

Their reaction was far from being unique, as the veteran actress quickly became the subject of widespread criticism online.

Aviva Klompas formerly served at the Israeli Mission to the United Nations as director of speech writing, and she accused Sarandon of justifying violence.

Conservative Muslim author calls out Sarandon

"When Susan Sarandon said that Jews 'are getting a taste of what it feels like to be a Muslim in this country' she was saying that American Jews have it coming - that we don't deserve to live free from harassment and assault," Klompas wrote.

When Susan Sarandon said that Jews “are getting a taste of what it feels like to be a Muslim in this country” she was saying that American Jews have it coming - that we don't deserve to live free from harassment and assault.

— Aviva Klompas (@AvivaKlompas) November 21, 2023

She put up a social media post featuring a picture of her Muslim immigrant parents, saying, "Hi there Susan Sarandon, this is my mom, my dad and me on the rail trail in Morgantown, West by God Virginia."

Author says Sarandon should be grateful not to live in a Muslim country

Hi there @SusanSarandon, this is my mom, my dad and me on the rail trail in Morgantown, West by God Virginia. Let me tell you what it means to be Muslim in America.

First, your backstory: At an anti-Israel protest in NYC, you just said, "There are a lot of people that are… pic.twitter.com/zAyUjpTxkY

— Asra Nomani (@AsraNomani) November 20, 2023

Nomani then recalled how living in the United States offered her family a far better life than they could have hoped for in most of the Muslim world.

"My dad didn’t have to become a second-class indentured servant to one of the many tyrants of Muslim countries that use immigrants from India, like my family, as essential slaves," Nomani pointed out.

"Go, live like a Muslim woman in a Muslim country. You will come back to America and kiss the land beneath your feet," she added.