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'''Isabella Khair Hadid''' (born October 9, 1996) is an American, daughter of (a Caucasian mother and) Arab real estate tycoon [[Mohamed Anwar Hadid]], who claims [[Palestinian]] origin. She is known for her [[Anti-Semitic]] beliefs by supporting to 'throw Jews to sea' out from Israel their homeland. She also support the [[terrorist]] [[Hamas]] group in their war against [[Israel]].<ref>Israel ישראל @Israel. [https://twitter.com/israel/status/1393905137006125060 May 16]:
'''Isabella Khair Hadid''' (born October 9, 1996) is an American, daughter of (a Caucasian mother and) Arab real estate tycoon [[Mohamed Anwar Hadid]], who claims [[Palestinian]] origin. She is known for her [[Anti-Semitic]] beliefs by supporting to 'throw Jews to sea'<ref>Ayaan Hirsi Ali, "[https://unherd.com/2021/05/how-influencers-have-enabled-anti-semitism/ How influencers have legitimised anti-Semitism,]" Unherd, May 25, 2021
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Instagram activists have turned false narratives into deadly fantasies
[...]
Take supermodel Bella Hadid, who, as Daniella Greenbaum Davis has pointed out, has almost four-times as many Instagram followers as there are Jews in the entire world. In response to the conflict, she joined a pro-Palestinian protest in Brooklyn, chanting: “From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free” — an anti-Semitic slogan coined by the Palestine Liberation Organization to call for the elimination of Israel.
Until recently, it was a chant frequently associated with the likes of Hamas, a terrorist organisation whose 1988 charter explicitly called for genocide of the Jewish people. But in today’s hysterical climate, one of the West’s most famous celebrities can use it and expect applause. Indeed, when the Israeli government accused Hadid of advocating for the elimination of the Jewish state, many of her fans attempted a semantic defence, claiming that Hadid was innocently advocating for a free Palestine, without any harm to the Jews.
But this is where the role of false narratives becomes increasingly alarming. It is my opinion that Ms. Hadid was unaware of the context and history of the chant; I do not believe she understood she was calling for the elimination of Israel, or the expulsion or genocide of the Jewish people. Similarly, I do not believe that she, nor her niece’s father, singer Zayn Malik, understood the implications of describing Israel as a “colonizer”.
Yet we must not ignore the fact that such descriptions have a pernicious impact on society at large. For whether they realise it or not, sinister actors and adversaries — look no further than China — have started to capitalise on the ignorance of our progressive elites, using their narratives to harness and spread more anti-Semitism.</blockquote></ref> out from Israel their homeland. Accused of spreading falsehood, incitement to her 42 million fans.<ref>[http://celex.s205.xrea.com/bella-hadid-opens-herself-to-allegations-of-anti-semitism/ Bella Hadid opens herself to allegations of anti-Semitism], May 13, 2021.
<blockquote>Supermodel sisters Bella and Gigi Hadid have sparked a firestorm over an Instagram post that said Israel was not a country, but rather a land settled by colonizers.
Bella, who has nearly 42 million followers on the platform, published the series of cartoons Wednesday that called Israel ‘occupiers’ and called Palestinians ‘oppressed.’
Her sister Gigi then liked the post, amplifying the cartoons riddled with historic inaccuracies and anti-Semitic tropes to her 66.2 million followers.
The post comes as Israel on Thursday pressed ahead with a fierce military offensive in the Gaza Strip, killing as many as 11 senior Hamas terrorist military figures in retaliation for artillery and mortar that had been lobbed into Israel from Palestinian areas.
Bella, 24, and Gigi, 26, are vocal in their support for the Palestinian cause, and have attended marches and demonstrations.
Their father Mohamed Hadid, 72, is a Palestinian born in Nazareth in November 1948, four months after his city was captured by Israeli forces. The family fled to Syria, and ultimately to Washington DC. He has Jordanian and American citizenship.</blockquote></ref> She also supports the [[terrorist]] [[Hamas]] group in their war against [[Israel]].<ref>Israel ישראל @Israel. [https://twitter.com/israel/status/1393905137006125060 May 16]:
When celebrities like @BellaHadid advocate for throwing Jews into the sea, they are advocating for the elimination of the Jewish State. This shouldn't be an Israeli-Palestinian issue. This should be a human issue. Shame on you. #IsraelUnderAttack.
When celebrities like @BellaHadid advocate for throwing Jews into the sea, they are advocating for the elimination of the Jewish State. This shouldn't be an Israeli-Palestinian issue. This should be a human issue. Shame on you. #IsraelUnderAttack.
[https://twitter.com/Israel/status/1394210243484192768 May 17]
[https://twitter.com/Israel/status/1394210243484192768 May 17]