Gal Gadot Urges Fight Against Rising Antisemitism

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Gal Gadot expresses concern over rising antisemitism and praises Ynon Kreiz’s leadership at Skydance.

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Gal Gadot, star of the blockbuster film Wonder Woman, has voiced her concerns over the rising tide of antisemitism, calling it a deeply troubling trend that has gained alarming momentum. During her speech at the Simon Wiesenthal Center’s Humanitarian Award Dinner, Gadot expressed her fear over how quickly hatred toward Jews is spreading and how openly it is being expressed and accepted.

Expressing Fears Over Rising Antisemitism

“I’m frightened by how quickly hatred of Jews is spreading,” Gadot said, adding that since the Oct. 7 massacre and the war that followed, she has been questioning how far this hatred can go. She emphasized that if people become desensitized to seeing and hearing hatred, it could lead to a dangerous and uncertain future.

Hope in Leadership

Despite her concerns, Gadot remains hopeful, pointing to leaders like Ynon Kreiz, who has been appointed co-CEO of Skydance. She praised Kreiz for his unwavering commitment to fighting antisemitism and for standing firm in the face of rising hate.

Kreiz’s Role at Skydance

Kreiz, who joined Skydance in September and was previously CEO of Mattel, is now overseeing the day-to-day operations and the integration of merged businesses following Skydance’s mergers with Paramount and Warner Bros. His leadership has been acknowledged by Skydance CEO David Ellison, who described him as a true leader who acts with integrity and commitment to his community.

Clarifying Disagreement With Israeli Policies

Kreiz also emphasized that disagreement with Israeli government policies should not be used as an excuse for antisemitism. He praised Ellison for his bold stand for Israel and the Jewish people, and called on the U.S. to remain unshakable in its relationship with Israel.

Leadership and Responsibility

In his own words, Kreiz outlined his philosophy of leadership, stating that business leaders have a moral obligation to prioritize the people they serve and to let truth and facts guide their actions. He pledged to use his influence for good and to inspire a better future through storytelling.

Source: Breitbart

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