Quentin Tarantino heads for the shelter on Eretz Nehederet, and other tales of resilience
By Hannah Brown
Published on March 19, 2026.
US President Donald Trump did not appear on Eretz Nehederet, the Israeli comedy show on Keshet 12, which has been chronicling the war. Quentin Tarantino, the Oscar-winning director of Pulp Fiction, appeared in the opening skit showing how people headed to shelters. Tarantino had been living in Israel with his wife, actress/singer Daniella Pick, and their two children for several years. Host Eyal Kitzis said the war inspired Tarantino to make a new version of the film, which featured the famous “Misirlou” song and a doctored clip of John Travolta and Samuel L. Jackson in a car from the film. While Trump stayed at the White House this week, US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth (Eran Zarahovitch) showed up at the Oscars dressed like Rambo.
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