The Hadid family, Natalie Portman, Mia Khalifa… Celebrities pose in the war between Israel and Hamas

The military conflict between Israel and the Hamas terrorist group operating in Palestine has upset the rest of the planet since it began on October 7. Regardless of the politicians and other personalities associated with pacifist organizations, there are other great names of the play that can be positioned publicly. they expressed a lot of criticism that is difficult to digest.

For example, top model Gigi Hadid (28) posted on Instagram: “I have hopes and dreams for the Palestinians,” “no judgment in the Israeli government is against the Palestinians,” and “condemning the Israeli government is not anti-Semitic and anti-Palestinian.” Los Palestinos is not Hamas’ apoyar.” Therefore, his family was forced to receive the death penalty by some Israeli factions. On close friend Kylie Jenner positioning herself against X: “Now and always we will return to the people of Israel,” which will not take long to come.

Mohamed Hadid (74), a multimillionaire construction worker and family patriarch born in Nazareth, was forced to report the crimes to the FBI and he increased security measures at his luxurious mansion in Beverly Hills, costing $86 million and covering approximately 4,500 square meters.

Actress Natalie Portman (42) is heartbroken. He also wrote on Instagram that “the people of Israel are destroying my heart. Boys, girls and old people are abandoned and snatched from their homes.” I am horrified by these cruel acts and my heart is filled with love. and prayers for the families of all loved ones.” Main character star Wars He holds North American and Israeli citizenship, is Jewish, and is completely Jewish.

In the music section we saw the life story of Justin Bieber (29), who in his social circles published an image of a devastated landscape with the phrase Praying for Israel (Rezando por Israel), although in fact it was the Gaza region. After comments that your subscribers were wary of, you wrote: “I am very worried about both my Israeli and Palestinian friends (…) I don’t want to come up with a ban, but I am interested in supporting those families who have been brutally besieged.” His colleague Barbra Streisand, one of the show’s most influential judges, was much more compassionate and appealed to the general consensus in the decision line. “Everything in the world should live peacefully… to create children who have a future with hope, in a country of stability and self-determination. Peace depends on a two-state solution that respects the human rights and humanity of the peoples of Israel and Palestine.” And Sebastian Yatra (29) put it “no matter where it is. If innocent people, alts, massacres, children… are on the wrong side (…) Are people really that inhumane?”

Here I want to say what was thought by former porn actress Mia Khalifa (30 years old), Libyan-American, and who told me that “you can watch the situation in Palestine and not be on the side of the Palestinians”, because it is on the ambiguous side of apartheid, and history will demonstrate this in time,” it will not take long to appreciate this from an economic point of view if Playboy has nothing to do with his services and Pornhub has frozen its records of donations to Israel for Hamas.

Among the famous people who took part in this work was former boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr (46), whose private plane landed in the sky at night carrying 2,300 kilograms of food, protective vests and other ministers to support the French defense forces. Israel (FDI). Another player, such as former New Zealand rugby player Sonny Bill Williams, posted “¡Orando por Gaza!” joined the Palestinian flag.

More than 700 Hollywood experts have released a joint charter through the business organization Creative Community for Peace (CCFP), among those who stand out are Michael Douglas, Amy Schumer, Jamie Lee Curtis, Ryan Murphy, Gal Gadot, Mark Hamill, Chris Pine or Jerry Seinfeld, who states that “the burden that Israelis had feared for decades came true when Hamas terrorists infiltrated Israeli cities and communities (…) This is terrorism. This is bad. There is no justification or rationalization for Hamas’ actions. These are barbaric terrorist acts that the whole world must condemn. This is a terrorist organization whose leaders appeal to the judiciary in all spheres.”