Original sentence: "  Glick has dismissed claims that the video is offensive, saying "There are people who support Hamas who think it is in poor taste.I think it’s in poor taste to support Hamas.In 2010, Glick appeared in We Con the World, a satirical video by Latma TV about the Gaza flotilla attempt to breach the Israeli blockade of Gaza.Some journalists such as Eileen Read in the Huffington Post have criticized the video; Reed writes that the parody "poke[s] fun at them in a tasteless and blatantly racist way" and calls for Glick to "be fired for making fun of the dead.The point of satire is to make people uncomfortable.We’re not trying to be fair and balanced, we’re trying to make a point
Edited sentence: Among the characters portrayed in the parody are men with beards and Arab headwear, with Arabic accents declaiming "As Allah showed us, for facts there's no demand" and "If Islam and terror brighten up your mood," among other expressions.Eileen Read wrote in the Huffington Post that the parody "is lower than I've ever seen someone go who carries a management title at a journalism organization.Even if she hates people of another race or religion and is allowed by her editors to poke fun at them in a tasteless and blatantly racist way, she should be fired for making fun of the dead.Glick has come under fire for her allegedly anti-Arab and anti-Muslim parody, "We Con the World," which satirizes the Gaza flotilla attempt to defy the Israeli sea blockade of Gaza.I'm ashamed to say that Glick and I are both Columbia alums.In a Salon.com article about those who backed the video's production, Alex Pareene asks whether they "might try not being proudly violent racist nutcases who seem to cheer the death of their enemies and occasionally support the complete elimination of Arabs"