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Gal Gadot to Produce Film Adaptation of Children's Novel on Antisemitism

Gal Gadot and Jaron Varsano are partnering with FOX Entertainment Studios and Moriah Media to adapt the children's novel "Don't Feed the Lion" into a film. The book by Bianna Golodryga and Yonit Levi tackles antisemitism for young readers.

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  1. 01Gal Gadot and Jaron Varsano will produce a film adaptation of the children's novel "Don't Feed the Lion."
  2. 02The novel by Bianna Golodryga and Yonit Levi addresses antisemitism for young readers.
  3. 03FOX Entertainment Studios and Moriah Media are also involved in the film project.
  4. 04The story follows a 13-year-old Jewish boy confronting online antisemitism.
  5. 05Gadot and Varsano cited personal reasons and a desire to combat hatred as motivations for the project.
  6. 06The announcement coincides with Golodryga receiving a Jewish Heritage Award.

Gadot and Varsano will executive produce the project, which focuses on a Jewish teenager confronting online hate. The adaptation aims to bring the story's message of courage and empathy to a wider audience.

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