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1,200+ Entertainment Leaders Release Open Letter Rejecting the Boycott of the Israeli Film Industry

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Entertainment leaders from around the globe including Liev Schreiber, Mayim Bialik, Gene Simmons, Debra Messing, Sharon Osbourne, Greg Berlanti, Jerry O’Connell, Howie Mandel, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Lisa Edelstein, Erin Foster, Anthony Edwards, Rebecca De Mornay, Sherry Lansing, Shari Redstone, Haim Saban amongst many others, call out cultural boycott efforts LOS…

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Ye’s Apology Is Not Enough

As leaders of Creative Community for Peace, we believe deeply in the power of culture to build bridges and foster understanding. That belief is precisely why accountability matters so much when culture is weaponized in the opposite direction. An apology…

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PEN America’s Jewish Exception

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Read the original article here. For everyone else, free speech is a principle. For Jews, it appears negotiable. By Ari Ingel PEN America has quietly retracted its public statement condemning the cancellation of comedian Guy Hochman’s recent speaking engagements. In its original…

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Jensen Huage, CEO of @nvidia, one of the largest tech companies in the world, sends a beautiful message of solidarity to all of his Israeli employees.

Jensen Huage, CEO of @nvidia, one of the largest tech companies in the world, sends a beautiful message of solidarity to all of his Israeli employees. ...

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Gal Gadot is turning her Genesis Prize into a major funding effort for Israel’s recovery after October 7, launching a matching campaign expected to raise at least $2 million for NGOs supporting trauma, loss, and displacement.

The initiative focuses on strengthening the people holding Israeli society together, therapists, educators, and caregivers, as the country continues to deal with the long-term impact of war.

Gal Gadot is turning her Genesis Prize into a major funding effort for Israel’s recovery after October 7, launching a matching campaign expected to raise at least $2 million for NGOs supporting trauma, loss, and displacement.

The initiative focuses on strengthening the people holding Israeli society together, therapists, educators, and caregivers, as the country continues to deal with the long-term impact of war.
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For the first time ever, three Israeli players shared the same NBA court, Deni Avdija alongside rising talents Ben Saraf and Danny Wolf, marking a historic moment for Israeli basketball on the world’s biggest stage.

In a league that defines global talent, seeing multiple Israelis compete at once isn’t just rare, it’s a sign of how far representation has come.

For the first time ever, three Israeli players shared the same NBA court, Deni Avdija alongside rising talents Ben Saraf and Danny Wolf, marking a historic moment for Israeli basketball on the world’s biggest stage.

In a league that defines global talent, seeing multiple Israelis compete at once isn’t just rare, it’s a sign of how far representation has come.
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Iranian rapper 021KID sends a message of hope to Israelis, thanking them for staying in shelters and saying he cannot wait to perform in Tel Aviv.

In a time where too many voices promote division, hate, or chant empty slogans, Iranians and Israelis are more united than ever in the shared pursuit of a free and liberated Middle East.

Iranian rapper 021KID sends a message of hope to Israelis, thanking them for staying in shelters and saying he cannot wait to perform in Tel Aviv.

In a time where too many voices promote division, hate, or chant empty slogans, Iranians and Israelis are more united than ever in the shared pursuit of a free and liberated Middle East.
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THIS is what should have gotten an applause at the Oscars yesterday. 

Iranian Oscar nominee Mohammadreza Eyni and Sara Khaki (celebrating their nomination for their documentary “Cutting Through Rocks”) said they hope for a better future for the Iranian people.

THIS is what should have gotten an applause at the Oscars yesterday.

Iranian Oscar nominee Mohammadreza Eyni and Sara Khaki (celebrating their nomination for their documentary “Cutting Through Rocks”) said they hope for a better future for the Iranian people.
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We cannot get past the irony. 

Javier Bardem once again used the Oscars stage to push a political agenda.

Since calling out the regime doesn’t serve his agenda, he turned it into a superficial “no to war” slogan with no mention of the 30K Iranians who were murdered by the regime in just two days.

Just sad.

We cannot get past the irony.

Javier Bardem once again used the Oscars stage to push a political agenda.

Since calling out the regime doesn’t serve his agenda, he turned it into a superficial “no to war” slogan with no mention of the 30K Iranians who were murdered by the regime in just two days.

Just sad.
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Three Iranian women’s soccer players who were granted asylum in Australia are reportedly returning to Iran after the regime threatened their families.

Relatives have been detained.
Some have gone missing.

The mother of Iran’s women’s national team captain, Zahra Ghanbari, has reportedly been threatened by Iranian security forces, including the Revolutionary Guards intelligence unit.

Messages were also allegedly sent through Iran’s football federation leadership warning players who sought asylum.

The entire sports world should be condemning this.

Athletes should never be targeted for standing up to their government.

Three Iranian women’s soccer players who were granted asylum in Australia are reportedly returning to Iran after the regime threatened their families.

Relatives have been detained.
Some have gone missing.

The mother of Iran’s women’s national team captain, Zahra Ghanbari, has reportedly been threatened by Iranian security forces, including the Revolutionary Guards intelligence unit.

Messages were also allegedly sent through Iran’s football federation leadership warning players who sought asylum.

The entire sports world should be condemning this.

Athletes should never be targeted for standing up to their government.
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