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Old 10-08-2011, 05:53 AM   #1
JohnfAclambrJA

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During a roundtable interview yesterday for her film Love and Other Impossible Pursuits, which had its gala screening at Roy Thomson Hall last night, Golden Globe-winning actress Natalie Portman explained why she signed a letter to support Tel Aviv’s inclusion in TIFF’s City to City program. Last week, several artists signed a letter of protest about the city getting a spotlight at TIFF, with filmmaker John Greyson going so far as to pull his film out of the festival. “I just think the protest was very poorly considered,” Portman clarified. “I’m not saying Israel is beyond criticism, because there’s plenty in Israel’s politics that you can criticize. It’s just, why boycott artists? It’s ridiculous. If you want to talk about applauding places that are built on suffering, the United States was built on the genocide of 40 million native Americans. Are we going to boycott American films?”

I thought this was interesting she knows that innocent Palestinians are being killed, and yet she continues to support Israel. Also she compares it to how land was stolen from the Native Americans to justify what Israel is doing to the Palestine. This article is from 2009.
http://www.tribute.ca/tiff/index.php/2009/09/17/natalie-portman-protests-tel-aviv-protest/
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Old 10-08-2011, 06:14 AM   #2
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This shouldnt suprise you natalie Portman is Jewish - her real name is Natlie hershlag - She lived in Israel for many years, she is and always has been an avowed zionist.
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