Mia Khalifa has once again criticized Gal Gadot for her involvement in organizing a U.S. screening of a film depicting the October 7 surprise attack on southern Israel by Hamas militants. This attack was the deadliest Palestinian militant attack on Israel to date, resulting in Israel launching heavy airstrikes on Gaza. According to officials, the death toll in Israel reached 1,400, while over 10,300 Palestinians were killed.
Throughout the ongoing conflict, Gal Gadot, an Israeli-born actress known for her role in Wonder Woman, has been posting on social media in support of Israel. She has particularly highlighted the plight of the more than 200 hostages taken by Hamas.
The screening, planned for select celebrities and public figures, has been made possible with the assistance of Gadot and her husband, according to Oscar-winning director Guy Nattiv. However, specific details about the event have not been disclosed.
In response to these reports, Mia Khalifa, a former adult film actress, shared a screenshot of a headline from Paper magazine labeling Gadot as "Genocide Barbie." Khalifa has been critical of Gadot in the past, and she reiterated her stance with this recent post.
Khalifa has faced consequences for voicing her support for Palestinian "freedom fighters" following the Hamas attacks. She lost business deals with Playboy and Red Light Holland, and her public firing from her role as an adviser at the latter company drew further attention to her comments.
