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

The event, delayed by demonstrations, highlighted divisions tied to Gadot's advocacy for Israel and ongoing violence in Gaza.

Pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian protesters clashed at Gal Gadot's Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony, delaying the event by 15 minutes.
Police detained some protesters after confrontations, including the alleged theft of an Israeli flag, though no arrests were made.
The ceremony occurred as Israeli airstrikes in Gaza reportedly killed over 400 people, intensifying global tensions over the conflict.
Gadot, the first Israeli actor to receive a Walk of Fame star, avoided addressing the protests and emphasized her Israeli heritage in her speech.
The protests underscored Hollywood's role as a platform for political disputes, reflecting broader divisions over the Israel-Palestine issue.