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Alyssa Milano Faces Backlash for Demanding Ceasefire in Israel/Hamas Conflict

Milano's Activism and Podcast Success

Alyssa Milano, known for her roles in "Charmed" and "Who's the Boss," has become a prominent activist in recent years. With the success of her podcast, "Sorry Not Sorry," Milano has been able to amplify her voice on various social and political issues, including the #MeToo movement.

Criticizing the Pro-Israel Rally

This week, Milano joined other celebrities in calling for a ceasefire in Gaza amidst the ongoing Israel/Hamas conflict. However, critics argue that a ceasefire would only embolden Hamas to carry out more terrorist attacks. Milano also faced backlash for overlooking the fact that Hamas is currently holding over 200 Israelis hostage.

A Missing Inconvenient Fact

While Milano expressed her disappointment in the pro-Israel rally for not demanding an immediate ceasefire, some pointed out that she failed to acknowledge the hostages held by Hamas. Critics questioned whether Milano would still support a ceasefire if her own child was among those being held captive.

Naive Belief in Ceasefire

Despite the criticism, there are those who support Milano's call for a ceasefire, believing it could lead to peace in the region. However, not everyone in Hollywood shares this perspective. Patricia Heaton, known for her role in "Everybody Loves Raymond," strongly disagrees with the ceasefire chants. "Saturday Night Live" alum Jon Lovitz also criticized John Oliver's anti-Israel bias.

As the Israel/Hamas conflict continues, Alyssa Milano's stance on the issue has sparked a heated debate. While some applaud her activism, others question her understanding of the complexities involved. Regardless, the conversation surrounding the conflict and the demand for a ceasefire remains ongoing.

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