The famous fashion blogger posted a post that is all about longing for the Holy Land • Not everyone liked: "Come and visit Palestine, not Israel"
In the days of tropical Corona, when it seems that the whole world is in one long and continuous closure and the tourism industry is slowly dying, a post praising Israel on the part of a network anchor with tens of millions of followers is no small thing.
The Italian Chiara Franny, the model and the most successful fashion blogger in the world (owner of the blog "The Blonde Salad"), today (Thursday) posted a complimenting post to Israel, which is all about her visit to Israel in 2019.
"Tel Aviv, the Dead Sea and Jerusalem 2019. Another short trip that was among my favorites. From the days of social Luzon is the one that took us to all the best places. I can no longer wait to return and visit more places, hoping it will happen this year," Franny wrote to 22.3 A million followers alongside a series of photos from the visit.
The post garnered more than 300,000 likes and thousands of comments within hours, but as expected not all of them shared Franny's love for the Holy Land, and what began as a post with a message of love soon became a charged political clash between her model and the model's pro-Palestinian followers.
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Along with embracing responses from Israelis, who invited her to come to Israel again, other responses were added.
"Yessss," Dana Zermon wrote alongside Emojis of Hearts, but immediately won a string of pro-Palestinian reactions that came out against Israel.
"Liberate Palestine", "Stop writing Pike News" and "This is Occupied Palestine" were written, with dozens of surfers responding in long lines with PA flags.
"Come and visit Palestine, not Israel," other surfers wrote to her, and one corrected her: "These are beautiful places in Palestine!"
To someone who responded to Franny "the most special country in the world", one of the surfers wrote: "Yes, special in that it is not really a country full of blood".
One of the surfers wrote: "Hope you enjoyed your stay in Jerusalem, Palestine. I am also sure that someone like you learned about the countries and their capitals. We know that Rome is the capital of Italy, and Jerusalem of Palestine."
Another surfer wrote: "You can not change the history and names of the cities. It will always be Al Quds in Jerusalem."