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Natalie Portman

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Hollywood actress Natalie Portman and Israeli actor Gilad Kahana seen in Jerusalem's Nachlaot neighborhood, filming a movie based on Israeli author Amos Oz's book, “A Tale of Love and Darkness,” February 2014. Photo by Hadas Parush/Flash 90.
Natalie Portman’s act of ‘love’ (and darkness)
Like others on the extreme, frightened left, “loving” and “caring for” Israel means vilifying and demonizing those who risk their own lives, and leaders who work and worry day and night, protecting the Israeli people.
Morton A. Klein and Elizabeth A. Berney
April 24, 2018
Hollywood actress Natalie Portman and Israeli actor Gilad Kahana seen in Jerusalem's Nachlaot neighborhood, filming a movie based on Israeli author Amos Oz's book, “A Tale of Love and Darkness,” February 2014. Photo by Hadas Parush/Flash 90.
The Portman factor
The actress’s snub isn’t a victory for BDS or the Israeli prime minister’s political foes, but it does show how Netanyahu’s image problem has undermined one of his strengths.
Jonathan S. Tobin
April 23, 2018
Hollywood actress Natalie Portman and Israeli actor Gilad Kahana seen in Jerusalem's Nachlaot neighborhood, filming a movie based on Israeli author Amos Oz's book, “A Tale of Love and Darkness,” February 2014. Photo by Hadas Parush/Flash 90.
And the award for best performance goes to . . . Natalie Portman
The problem with the mantra about supporting Israel while simultaneously criticizing it is that the right to disparage often does more damage to the critic than to the receiving party.
Alex Traiman
April 22, 2018
Hollywood actress and director Natalie Portman with former Israeli President Shimon Peres at the premiere of Portman's movie "A Tale of Love and Darkness," based on the book by Israeli author Amos Oz, in Jerusalem in 2015. Photo by Hadas Parush/Flash90.
Natalie Portman refuses to receive Genesis Prize in Israel
The Israeli-born actress and director does not “feel comfortable” participating in public events in Israel anymore due to “recent events.”
April 20, 2018