Comedian Jerry Seinfeld went viral on Wednesday night as the New York Mets defeated the Philadelphia Phillies in the National League Division Series at Citi Field.

The video showed a fan asking Seinfeld to send a message to his brother who is in Israel watching the Mets game from the Gaza border. Seinfeld raised his fist in solidarity and offered a three-word message.

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"Let’s go IDF," he said.

Jewish Breaking News first posted the interaction on its Instagram account.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) are locked in a battle with Hamas and Hezbollah and have been since Hamas terrorists launched a sadistic attack in Israel on Oct. 7, 2023. As Hezbollah fired rockets from Lebanon into Israel, the IDF has also responded against the regime.

Seinfeld, who is Jewish, was among a number of Hollywood stars to condemn colleagues for hesitating to call out Hamas' attacks on Israel, as well as the noticeable rise in antisemitism that followed. 

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Days after the massacre, he declared, "I will always stand with Israel and the Jewish people."

The comedian traveled to Israel to witness the aftermath of the Oct. 7 attack and meet with families of the hostages taken by Hamas.

He also shut down multiple anti-Israel patrons who had been heckling him at his comedy shows – in the United States and abroad.

For now, it appears the longtime Mets fan has his eyes on the Amazins as they move to the National League Championship Series.

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