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Here are international stars who have expressed support for Israel

Leave you with Gigi, Bella or Portman who suck: there are quite a few famous stars around the world who have praised the State of Israel in public - and do not really apologize for it, like Scarlett Johansson, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Madonna and even Simon Cowell.

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• Simon Cowell

• Scarlett Johansson

• Arnold Schwarzenegger

• Kanye West

• Madonna

• Bon Jovi

• Seth Rogen

• Silvester Stalon

Amir Tzomer

Saturday, 15 May 2021, 00:20

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go go Israel.

Simon Cowell, Kenya West, Scarlett Johansson, Arnold Schwarzenegger (Photo: Walla! NEWS, getty)

Sisters modeling

Gigi

and

Bella Hadid are

convincing on social media,

De Weekend

and

Dua Lipa

who are close enough to know them, musician

Roger Waters

claims it is apartheid, even Oscar winner

Natalie Portman

- who has Israeli roots - shared a Hollywood message this week about the sheikh Jarrah who managed to shock the inhabitants of her homeland. In recent days it seems that everyone in the global entertainment industry is against us? Sometimes it feels like that, but why not focus on those who actually support Israel!

Gossip about the pro-Israel stars on Instagram as well

so that you do not feel so alone, because not the whole world is so anti towards us (hello, Rihanna. Or that Wonder Woman is Israeli. Assaf Granit's restaurants in the world are quite popular. And ... and, we won the Eurovision Three times!) - Walla! Celebs took inspiration from

The

late

Joan Rivers

, the American presenter with the big mouth who has always been interested - and chose to focus positively, well, on what warms the heart, that is, on stars who quite like the country.

Pride.

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Scarlett Johansson

Bubbling.

Scarlett Johansson (Photo: GettyImages)

The beautiful actress (whose mother is Jewish) got into a scandal seven years ago, when she picked up the Israeli company "Soda Stream" while starring in a special Super Bowl commercial for her - when most of the allegations came in light of the fact that the company was located in controversial West Bank territory.

Not only was

Scarlett Johansson

not particularly excited, but she later stopped working for the human rights organization Oxfam, where she served as ambassador of goodwill, as she said "there were significant disagreements between us about the BDS movement."

Arnold Schwarzenegger

Este la vista, baby.

Arnold Schwarzenegger (Photo: GettyImages)

Beyond the work that the muscular actor and former California governor opened here a branch of the Planet Hollywood restaurant chain in the nineties (which was one of its owners) -

Arnold Schwarzenegger

signed in the summer of 2014 the pro-Israel declaration of the American entertainment industry and even called the country "Lighthouse of Democracy and Human Rights" when he arrived To the Israeli Consulate.

Bon Jovi

Bonbon.

John Bon Jovi (Photo: Splash)

John Bon Jovi

was threatened with a boycott when he decided to come with members of the band that bears his name to perform in the country a decade earlier, but proudly said he eliminated his opponents without thinking twice.

"Yes, I heard about the boycott but it does not interest me. I told my managers to give everyone who is interested one simple answer: I am coming to Israel and I am excited to come to this country."

Kanye West

Promises and sustains.

Kenya West (Photo: Splash)

Remember the celebration was here when the crazy American rapper landed in Israel with his wife (today separately),

Kim Kardashian

, to baptize their daughter

Northwest in

Jerusalem?

So,

Kenya West

promised to return to the show and not only kept the promise - despite a lot of opposition - but also rumored to have considered buying an investment house somewhere in the country.

Well, that probably did not happen.

Madonna

Almost a neighbor.

Madonna (Photo: GettyImages)

If you were already buying a house, Madame X seriously considered purchasing a penthouse worth millions in one of Tel Aviv's luxury towers, so

Madonna

was even documented by the paparazzi with the plans in hand, before apparently giving up the property.

No wonder, beyond the fact that the Queen of Pop has been surrounded for years by Israeli staff (including a former manager and one of the most powerful people in the global music industry,

Guy Ozeri

), she has performed in Israel no less than five times (and visited at least two more times). Happened as part of Eurovision 2019 in Tel Aviv - so she called in front of the cameras for coexistence and peace.

Simon Cowell

Donated to the IDF. Simon Cowell (Photo: GettyImages, Dimitrios Kambouris)

If you need more proof that

Simon Cowell

, the British talent reality judge (who will also act as a mentor in the Israeli version of "The X Factor"!) And one of the hottest people in the global music industry, likes Israel - know that a few years ago he donated no less than $ 150,000 To the Friends of the IDF organization. Respect.

Seth Rogen

Enough of anti-Semitism.

Seth Rogen (Photo: GettyImages, Kevork Djansezian)

The comedian and Jewish film star, just like Schwarzenegger, signed the 2014 pro-Israel statement of the entertainment industry in the United States.

Besides,

Seth Rogen

has always vehemently attacked antisemitic statements on social media.

cute.

Silvester Stalon

Be strong and courageous.

Sylvester Stallone (Photo: Nostalgia Factory)

Please note: Mr. Rambo, who is probably not an unfamiliar Israeli, not only signed Hollywood's pro-Israel statement in the previous decade - but

Sylvester Stallone has

participated in various fundraising events in Los Angeles over the years for the Israel Defense Forces.

Good for him, for the man.

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