Israel Attacked: Gal Gadot, Amy Schumer, Mayim Bialik, Jerry Seinfeld and 700 Artists Express Support for Israel against Terrorist Hamas

Hollywood condemns the Palestinian terrorist group Hamas’ attack: “This is terrorism. This is evil.”

 

Gal Gadot, Jerry Seinfeld, Jamie Lee Curtis, Chris Pine, Mayim Bialik, Liev Schreiber, Amy Schumer and Michael Douglas are among more than 700 celebrities and entertainment executives who are standing in support of Israel.

They signed an open letter, created by the nonprofit organization Creative Community For Peace, condemning the Palestinian terrorist group Hamas‘ attack on Israel and calling for the return of hostages.

The letter also called on the entertainment community to refrain from sharing misinformation about the war.

Gal Gadot, Amy Schumer, Mayim Bialik and Jerry Seinfeld were among those who signed the letter that was released Thursday by nonprofit entertainment industry organization “Creative Community for Peace.”

Chris Pine, Liev Schreiber, Debra Messing and Mark Hamill were also among the signatories.

The letter calls on leaders of the entertainment industry to “speak out forcefully against Hamas and do whatever is in their power to urge the terrorist organization to return the innocent hostages to their families.”

“This is terrorism. This is evil. There is no justification or rationalization for Hamas’ actions,” the letter continued.

Israel has reported at least 1,200 people were killed and thousands more injured in Hamas’ attacks over the weekend. Hamas is also holding as many as 150 people hostage in Gaza, according to Israeli authorities.

At least 1,417 Palestinians, including 447 children and 248 women, have been killed since Israel started strikes on Gaza following the deadly Hamas attack last Saturday, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health. An additional 6,268 people have been injured, the Palestinian Health Ministry added.

The letter included warning urging public figures in the entertainment industry to “to refrain from sharing misinformation about the war,” and to avoid amplifying any “propaganda.”

“Our thoughts are with all those experiencing unfathomable levels of fear and violence, and we hope for the day when Israelis and Palestinians can live side by side in peace,” the letter concluded.

You can read the full open letter here.

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