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Controversy Surrounds Mia Khalifa’s Social Media Post on Israel-Hamas War

Washington: The social media post shared by former Blue Film actress Mia Khalifa regarding the Israel-Hamas war is controversial. Mia Khalifa shared a note on X that said, ‘Someone tell the Palestinian freedom fighters to take back their phones and film the scenes.’ This has led to a lot of criticism.

The star also lost a business deal after Mia’s post was discussed on social media. Mia was released from her contract with Canadian broadcaster and radio host Todd Shapiro. The tweet went viral. You are being fired immediately. The note is disgusting. Try to be a good person. “The fact that you condone death, rape, torture, and captivity is absolutely unacceptable,” criticized Todd Shapiro.

“He lost his contract because of his support for Palestine. But it is my fault for not checking whether I am entering into an agreement with the Zionist’, Mia Khalifa responded to the expulsion.

Mia Khalifa came forward to defend her post. ‘The post is in no way intended to promote violence. I said freedom fighters. Because Palestinians are freedom fighters. They are fighting for their freedom every day’- the actress said.

She also shared the post criticizing Todd Shapiro. ‘All I did was make sure there was footage of how my men breached the walls of the open prisons. And how they gained freedom from discrimination will be written in the history books. I stand with those who fight oppression. Do your due diligence before begging for my investment in your project. Because I am Lebanese. Are you crazy to think that I will be a part of colonialism?’- the actress wrote in the post.

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2023-10-10 09:36:14

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