Gal Gadot Supported Hamas Attack Film Ends In A Fight

Gal Gadot (Netflix)

JAKARTA - Hollywood actress Gal Gadot supports a video screening depicting Hamas' attack on Israel. The 43-minute video was played at the city's Tolerance Museum on Pico Boulevard, not finished playing, a fight broke out between 2 groups outside the museum.

According to officers from the Los Angeles Police department, the action between the two groups did not cause any injuries that had to be treated at the hospital. The two groups agreed to end the fight and no arrests.

Based on a report from The Hollywood Reporter, 200 people attended video screenings with tight guard. Among the 200 people were Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) officials, Israeli ambassadors to the United Nations, and Hollywood executives.

The Los Angeles Times reported that there were Jews among them protesting the screening of Bearing Witness. According to the publication, protests initially mostly took place peacefully before mass fights took place. Responding to the reaction to the fight, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass condemned the violence in posts shared on X.

"We cannot allow tensions around the world to turn into unacceptable violence in our city," he wrote in response to record fights. This is an extraordinary period of suffering and distress for thousands of Angeleno residents. We have to stand together." he said.

After Hamas' attack on October 7, Gadot through his Instagram account confirmed that he was very supportive of Israel. This Wonder Woman star invited her fans to support Israel and did not remain silent to see the acts of terror from the Hamas group.

"I support Israel, you also have to do it," the Wonder Woman star captioned the image. The world cannot remain silent when this horrific act of terror occurs," he said.

The post caught the attention of Israeli TV host and commentator Ofira Asigag, who shared screenshots of the star's comments on his Instagram account.

"Gal Gadot, you deleted your post. That's great," wrote A Sayag, according to Israeli newspaper Haaretz. "I refrained from answering you several times because you were worried about your income and career, and that doesn't matter. But this time, you've crossed the line."

Let's see land full of headless babies, murdered girls, dead soldiers, and bereaved families. Those who attacked cruelly and we hated Israel, "added Asayag. "Be quiet, it's better for all of us. You live in Hollywood films, and whenever you want, you become an Israeli again," he said.