Gal Gadot Discusses Life Abroad and Israeli Identity
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Israeli star Gal Gadot returned to Israel to vote and appeared on "Eretz Nehederet," discussing the challenges of being Israeli abroad since the war. She noted increased efforts to conceal her identity in public and the differing international media narratives. Gadot confirmed she and her husband are building a home in Israel and intend to return, having previously urged followers to vote for change.
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- Gal Gadot returned to Israel to vote and discussed life abroad on "Eretz Nehederet."
- She stated it is difficult to be Israeli abroad and she wears masks more often in public.
- Gadot highlighted discrepancies between international media and the reality in Israel.
- She confirmed she and her husband are building a home in Israel and plan to return.
- Gadot previously urged followers to vote for change in the elections.
Israeli star Gal Gadot, who returned to Israel to vote in the elections, appeared on the satirical show "Eretz Nehederet" (A Wonderful Country) and spoke about the complexities of living abroad since the war began. Gadot, who has resided in Los Angeles for nearly 12 years, stated that it has become difficult to be an Israeli abroad, noting that she now wears masks more often when shopping or in public places.
She also addressed the discrepancies between international media coverage of events in Israel and the reality on the ground, explaining that she constantly tries to provide context to those around her. "What you see from there, you don't see from here, and what you see from here, you don't see from there," she said, highlighting the differing news perspectives.
Gadot, married to Yaron Varsano, has four daughters, with one born in Israel and three in America. She described them as Israelis living in America, who quickly adopt Israeli slang when visiting the country. When asked about returning to live in Israel, Gadot affirmed their intention to do so, revealing they are currently building a home there.
Earlier, Gadot shared a video on Instagram from the polling station, urging her followers to vote and expressing her support for "change." She stated, "I am going to vote for change, and I hope that today, Tuesday, it will be doubly good, God willing, that only good will come to us all."
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