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Lehi Kornowski Faces Backlash for Praising Actor Ala Daka Amid Controversy Israeli actress Lehi Kornowski praised actor Ala Daka, sparking backlash due to his controversial anti-celebration remarks about the Iran conflict; she later deleted her post.
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What happened 01 Lehi Kornowski praised actor Ala Daka publicly, calling him a rare and talented individual. 02 Ala Daka had criticized Israeli celebrations over destruction in Tehran during the Iran conflict. 03 Daka's comments questioned the morality and emptiness of rejoicing over Tehran's destruction. 04 Kornowski's post drew sharp criticism from social media users familiar with Daka's statements. 05 Following the backlash, Kornowski deleted her supportive post from her social media. 06 The episode reflects ongoing tensions over public discourse on the Israel-Iran conflict among Israelis. Translated and summarized by baba from Srugim , the latest report. Read Srugim’s original The coverage
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