While her daughter is getting nervous attacks on the net for keeping a complete silence regarding the murderous terrorist attacks that have rocked the country in recent months, Gal Gadot's mother, an Irishwoman, is posting a post in honor of Passover and between the lines also stinging critics.
"Superheroes should have been invented," Irish Gadot wrote this morning (Tuesday) in a post she uploaded to her Instagram account under a photo of her home superhero Gal Gadot from the movie "Batman vs. Superman," in which she starred alongside Harry Cavill and Ben Affleck.
"Against all the evil and slander that is around us, who will give the approaching holiday of freedom characterized by spring and blossoming and renewal, so that humans may sleep out of their habit and spread free love and not go toxic," teased Gadot the mother, as she does so seems a verbal paraphrase "Leviticus": "Thou shalt not gossip among thy people."
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The choice in this verse, as stated, was probably not accidental.
Since the wave of deadly terrorist attacks in the country began and not for the first time, many surfers are angry that Gal, "the most senior Israeli representative in Hollywood," as the masses tend to think, with tens of millions of followers on social media and hundreds of millions of fans, chooses to remain completely silent A rule for the security situation.
Referring to the custom of people to hurry to listen to gossip and stir the spirits, Irish Gadot conveys through the holiday post a sarcastic message that seeks to leave her daughter.
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