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Gal Gadot and Yonit Levi's Book Adaptation Headed for Hollywood

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Yonit Levi and Bianna Golodryga's Antisemitism Novel Optioned for Film

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A young adult novel about antisemitism, co-written by Channel 12 anchor Yonit Levi and CNN anchor Bianna Golodryga, is being adapted into a film by Fox Entertainment and Gal Gadot's production company. Titled "Don't Feed the Lion," the book follows three Jewish teenagers confronting antisemitism in Chicago. The novel has sold tens of thousands of copies and reached bestseller lists since its publication last November. Gadot and her husband Yaron Varsano will executive produce the film.

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  • Yonit Levi and Bianna Golodryga's novel "Don't Feed the Lion" is being adapted into a film.
  • The book addresses rising antisemitism faced by three Jewish teenagers in Chicago.
  • Gal Gadot and Yaron Varsano's Pilot Wave is producing the film with Fox Entertainment.
  • The novel has sold tens of thousands of copies and appeared on bestseller lists.
  • Levi and Golodryga stated they wrote the book due to concerns for their children's future.
Yonit Levi and Bianna Golodryga's Antisemitism Novel Optioned for Film
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