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Gal Gadot showed off all of her kids when at the Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony on Tuesday.

Actress well-known for playing Wonder Woman is blessed with four children – Alma (aged 13), Maya (8 years old), Daniella (3 years young) and Ori (only 13 months old) – together with her husband, Jaron Varsano.

And the 39-year-old talked about being a family person. 

In order to stay balanced as my achievements multiplied, I often had to find a moment of calm, just like I explain to my representatives, Gal humorously pointed out during the gathering.

‘I can only focus on filmmaking now; there are no more plans for more children. Yet, Jaron often encouraged me to let my imagination run wild and to pursue whatever dreams or passions I have.’

This version maintains the original meaning but is written in a more conversational style that may be easier to read and understand. The phrase “be free to do whatever it is that I want to do” has been rephrased as “let my imagination run wild and to pursue whatever dreams or passions I have,” which is clearer and more natural sounding.

‘Our girls, Alma and Maya, who turns 8 today, congratulations! And Dan Dan, along with our little one, Ori – everything I accomplish is for your sake. Being your mother is the greatest honor I have ever experienced and the most significant thing I’ve ever done,’ Gadot expressed.

The lively occasion was spoiled by clashing demonstrators, as debate continued about the controversial movie “Snow White,” which is known for its progressive themes.

As I graced the red carpet of this recent event, I, the wicked queen from the live-action remake, couldn’t help but feel a wave of contentment wash over me. Alongside the enchanting Rachel Zegler, who embodies Snow White so beautifully, I was more than ready to make magic happen.

But there was drama was unfolding.

A video shared by Variety shows officers in pursuit of an individual following allegations that a person supporting Palestine had taken the flag of someone backing Israel during a demonstration.

As a lifestyle expert, I might rephrase it this way: A group of individuals expressing support for Palestine assembled outside the event, displaying banners that read, “Heroes act like Palestinians” and “Long live Palestina.” Notably, Israeli actress Gadot, who has served in the military, is a firm advocate for Israel.

An unrecognized individual was spotted getting apprehended by law enforcement officers and shoved up against a building, while cries echoed from the gathering.

A new report suggests there may be tension developing between Gal Gadot and Rachel Zegler, as they hold differing views on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict due to Zegler’s pro-Palestine stance. Notably, Zegler was absent from the recent event.

Gadot appeared oblivious to the commotion happening beyond her, while she stood alongside her spouse Jaron Varsano, their four children, Fast & Furious colleague Vin Diesel, and Wonder Woman director Patti Jenkins.

During a recent conversation with Variety (published on Tuesday), Gadot opened up about her decision to express political views following the Hamas-orchestrated attack on Israel, which occurred on October 7, 2023.

She mentioned that starting from October 7th [2023], she will avoid discussing politics as it is not typically of interest when celebrities voice their political opinions. Instead, she emphasizes her role as an artist, aiming to amuse people and bring hope by sharing her thoughts on the world with a positive outlook.

However, on October 7th, as individuals were violently taken from their homes, their beds, encompassing all ages – men, women, children, the elderly, even Holocaust survivors – endured unspeakable terrors, my silence was no longer an option.

I want to clarify that I’m not a hater; rather, I carry a profound sense of identity as a descendant of a Holocaust survivor who rebuilt his life and family in Israel after the horrific loss of his entire family in Auschwitz. On another branch of my family tree, I am an eighth-generation Israeli, deeply rooted in this land. In essence, I’m an indigenous Israeli.

She expresses her strong concern for humankind and felt compelled to speak up for those held captive. She hopes for brighter times ahead for everyone. Her wish is that every individual experiences a flourishing life, abundance, and safety, allowing them to nurture their children with care.

Prior to the upcoming release of the debated Snow White remake, there’s chatter suggesting that the young actress, Zegler, shares little in common with Gal Gadot, a mother of four children. Moreover, it appears that their political perspectives diverge, potentially causing friction.

As a die-hard enthusiast, I can’t help but share my perspective on the buzz surrounding the alleged rift between Zegler and Gadot. The flames of speculation were kindled when these two remarkable women openly expressed their views, supporting opposite sides in the Israel-Palestine debate. However, it’s essential to remember that their public stands may not necessarily reflect a personal animosity or feud.

Some people disagreed about the choice of casting Israeli actress Gadot during this ongoing conflict, as pro-Palestinian spectators suggested that including her might justify a boycott, while on the other hand, pro-Israel viewers found it objectionable to cast her in an antagonistic role.

The flames grew even stronger as Zegler posted the trailer on her personal social media platforms and expressed gratitude towards her fans for their encouragement.

In a follow-up tweet, she penned: ‘and always remember, free Palestine.’

Since the year 2021, I’ve openly supported the Palestinian cause, advocating on various social media platforms like Twitter and others. I’ve shared numerous messages encouraging my followers to contribute to emergency aid efforts in Gaza.

In an interview with Variety, Zegler had expressed, “It’s not something I can bear to watch – the death of children. I believe this viewpoint shouldn’t be controversial.

However, certain Israeli media outlets expressed disagreement with Zegler’s call for a ‘free Palestine’, alleging that her statement was disrespectful towards Gadot.

Despite not directly addressing Zegler’s remark following its release, Gadot (a former IDF soldier who served during the 2006 Israel-Lebanon war) caught attention with a post she shared after the trailer became public.

I couldn’t help but share the powerful message on my Instagram story from none other than the legendary Martin Luther King Jr., who wisely said, “Darkness can’t conquer darkness, only light can; hatred can’t vanquish hatred, only love can.” His words continue to inspire and resonate with me.

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2025-03-19 17:04