Gal Gadot's Walk of Fame Ceremony Disrupted by Protests Over Israel-Palestine Conflict

The event, delayed by demonstrations, highlighted the actress's vocal support for Israel and ongoing tensions surrounding the Israel-Gaza violence.

Pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian protesters delayed Gal Gadot's Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony by 15 minutes, chanting and displaying opposing signs and flags.
The protests occurred as renewed Israeli airstrikes in Gaza reportedly killed over 400 Palestinians, following the breakdown of a ceasefire agreement.
Gadot, the first Israeli actor to receive a star on the Walk of Fame, avoided addressing the protests in her speech, focusing instead on gratitude and her Israeli roots.
Police detained several protesters for crowd control after a pro-Palestinian demonstrator allegedly stole an Israeli flag, but no arrests were made.
The event underscored Hollywood's role as a platform for global political conflicts, with Gadot's support for Israel drawing both praise and criticism.