(=In response to Gal Gadot wishing for a peaceful resolution regarding Israel and Palestine, and for the violence to end on both ends.=)
this is your not so friendly reminder that Gal Gadot has openly supported the IDF and posted a picture with the hashtags “we are right” and “I love the IDF” following a bombing of Gaza that left innocent Palestinians - including children - dead.
She directly and openly supports a genocidal state that oppresses and strips rights away from Palestinians on a daily basis.
So fuck her, fuck her “I want my neighbors to be safe” narrative that is simply untrue based on her past actions, and fuck white feminists for trying to paint her as this “girlboss!!!!!!” because she plays Wonder Woman.
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It’s fascinating that so many seem to view the whole conflict in such black and white colors, and it is also quite disturbing. The conflict between Palestine and Israel is a clusterfuck of epic proportions (pardon my language to describe such a horrific conflict like this but… well, it is!).
@ChrisBP747 #88173
Just a note:
On the one side we have Israel, the only democratic state in the region, inhabited to a large degree by one of the most abused people in history, very militaristic, but clearly out of necessity, both partly secular and partly extremely religious (especially with the high number of orthodox jews, which are coincidentally not at all liked by more secular ones for trying to control the way of living in Israel)
That’s a bit imprecise, if not even a wrong way to classify them. In actuality, nearly all Jews in Israel — even the secular ones! — are Orthodox (unlike in, say, the US). What you’re speaking of is usually termed ultra-Orthodox , and they are indeed the most religiously fundamentalist Jews.
@Vgal #88187
Indeed, sorry, my bad, I forgot about that fact. I don’t think that it changes that much in regards to the rest of my statement though.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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