Gal Gadot in televised message to hostage families, don't stop fighting, we are with you

Hollywood star says the release of the captives held by Hamas is a top priority in her home as it is in all Israeli homes; tells families they must continue to rally, cry out and demand more is done; 'you are being heard,' she says and vows to keep fighting until everyone is back home
Roy Rubinstein |
In a moving message to the families of hostages, Israeli actor, Hollywood star Gal Gadot says don't stop appealing to the world to act to release your loved ones. Every rally, every delegation, every plea is being heard clearly," she said.
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Gal Gadot in a message to the families of hostages held captive by Hamas in Gaza
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The release of the captives is the top priority in every Israeli home, mine as well. Your loved ones are the responsibility of each and all of us. We must continue to work, to shout the cry of those being held by Hamas and make it clear that we will not stop until everyone is home.
Since the start of the war, Gadot has been in the forefront of the fight to unapologetically express Israel's point of view to the world and to her 109 million followers on Instagram, raising awareness of the fate of the hostages and those still missing, in hundreds of posts.
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Gal Gadot
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She has also criticized the world's silence in the face of the sexual violence perpetrated by the Hamas terrorists and had assisted in facilitating the screening of the 47-minute film showing the horrors of the massacre, to Hollywood executives and stars. The award-winning actress was also among the authors of a letter, signed by hundreds of top Hollywood personalities, to U.S. President Joe Biden, urging him to help to secure the release of the hostages.
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