Matt Lucas bats away 'Free Palestine' activist as shocking footage emerges from heated confrontation - WATCH
Footage has emerged on social media showing actor and comedian Matt Lucas being harangued by a political activist on the London Underground. The 51 year old, who attempts to hide his face in the opening moments of the footage, is questioned by an unidentified man who repeatedly states towards him: "Free Palestine. " Mr Lucas has made no public statement on the Israel Hamas conflict or Palestine. He comes from a Jewish family and is a self proclaimed atheist. In the shocking footage, the man
Footage has emerged on social media showing actor and comedian Matt Lucas being harangued by a political activist on the London Underground. The 51 year old, who attempts to hide his face in the opening moments of the footage, is questioned by an unidentified man who repeatedly states towards him: "Free Palestine. " Mr Lucas has made no public statement on the Israel Hamas conflict or Palestine. He comes from a Jewish family and is a self proclaimed atheist. In the shocking footage, the man
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