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The Israeli actress Gal Gadotknown for the interpretation of the Wonder Woman in the films of the DC Comics Universe, posted on her Instagram profile a blunt manifesto about the omission of many defenders of feminist causes when the women being attacked are from Israel.
Gal Gadot, 38,’s paternal family has lived in Israel for six generations. His grandfather is a Nazi concentration camp survivor Auschwitzthe best known of the camps, in which wellknown prisoners such as: Cousin Levi, Viktor Frankl, Elie Wiesel, Maximilian Kolbe, Edith Stein It is Anne Frank. The actress says she grew up in a “very Jewish environment, in a very Israeli family.”
The manifesto says:
“The world has failed the women of October 7th.
We say we are against rape and violence against women. We will not allow women to be victimized and then silenced. We say we believe in women, we support women, we speak for women.
On October 7, the world witnessed Hamas carrying out its plans for violence in real time. Just a few hours after the October 7 attack, the first horrifying video emerged Shani Louk She is paraded around naked and raped by her proud attackers. Two months later, women remain hostage to these rapists and The world has failed to call this situation what it is: an urgent emergency that requires a decisive response.
This is the moment for us as women and allies of women to act. I implore everyone who has done so much for women’s rights around the world from the United Nations to the human rights community to join in demanding that Hamas release every female hostage immediately not after the next round of international mediation, not after another day. These women cannot survive another moment of this horror.”
Since the beginning of the IsraelHamas conflict The antagonist warns about the double standards of “feminists” who defend the rights of women as long as they are not straight white Westerners or Jews.
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