Actress Melissa Barrera recently lost her role. scream Activists chanted “stop the genocide” and joined the pro-Palestinian protests that shut down the Sundance Film Festival over the weekend.
Mr. Barrera was joined by other celebrities, including: Pause Star Indya Moore took to the microphone at one point to say that Israel was killing Palestinian children.
“I'm gay, God forgive me, shit. I love you all. I love people. I have Israeli friends. I have Jewish friends. I have Palestinian friends. Yo” Moore said.. “Everyone sees what's going on. They all agree that there needs to be a ceasefire.”
“Stop telling them to hate each other. Stop telling them they hate each other. They also tell the murdered Palestinian children that they are not responsible for releasing hostages at this time.” I know that. That's just the truth, right? Children are not to blame,” Moore said.
Mr. Barrera watched as Mr. Moore continued his attacks on the Israel-Hamas war.
“If you value life, if you value dignity, if you value freedom, you value self-determination for everyone,” Moore continued. “This is about life. That's why I'm here. I'm transgender, right? It's about love.”
Indya Moore and Melissa Barrera attend Free Palestine protests #sundance – via @chrisgardner pic.twitter.com/gNsRrt2rHD
— The Hollywood Reporter (@THR) January 21, 2024
As Breitbart News reported, Barrera not only referred to Gaza as a “concentration camp,” but also accused Israel of “genocide and ethnic violence” in its war against Hamas in retaliation for the horrific October 7 terrorist attack. He accused the government of carrying out “purification” and sparked a storm of criticism. Approximately 1,200 people were killed, most of them civilians.
“Gaza is now being treated like a concentration camp,” she wrote. “We're all cornered, we have nowhere to go, we don't have electricity, we don't have running water… people haven't learned anything from history. And just like in our history, people are still sitting quietly watching everything happen. This is genocide and ethnic cleansing.”
as pointed out by hollywood reporter (THR), Barrera is scream The 2022 feature debut took the series into a new generation, “grossing $137.7 million worldwide and combining the generations of the series' cast members.”
“Barrera's Sam Carpenter was the star of that movie and was the older sister of Jenna Ortega's character Tera. Barrera also starred in the film. Scream VI” was released in March and grossed more than $168.9 million at the global box office,” THR added.
Barrera later said he condemned all forms of anti-Semitism.
“First and foremost, I condemn anti-Semitism and Islamophobia. I condemn hatred and bigotry of all kinds against any group,” she said. wrote in a statement Posted on Instagram story.
Barrera said she feels a responsibility to raise “awareness” about certain issues, citing her Latino-Mexican heritage.
“As a Latina and a proud Mexican, I feel a responsibility to have a platform that gives me the privilege of having my voice heard, and therefore I use it to express my concerns. “I've been trying to raise awareness about the issues that we have and to make my voice heard for the people of Mexico. It's necessary,” she said. “Everyone on earth, regardless of religion, race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation or socio-economic status, is entitled to equal human rights, dignity and, of course, freedom.”
“I believe that groups of people are not their leaders, and I believe that no governing body should be above criticism,” she continued. “I pray day and night for no more death, no more violence, and peaceful coexistence. I will continue to advocate for human rights and freedoms. Silence is not an option for me.”
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