"Wonder Woman" star Gal¹ Gadot promised her fans she was inspired to portray² the superhero role once more, despite criticism from those who supported Palestine. "Wonder Woman" has been banned in Tunisia, Lebanon and Jordan since Gadot, who is of Israeli descent, served in the Israel Defense³ Forces.

 

尽管受到巴勒斯坦支持者的批评，但向粉丝保证，她受到激励，愿意再次出演这个超级女英雄。由于以色列后裔盖尔·加朵曾在以色列国防军服过役，《神奇女侠》在突尼斯、黎巴嫩和约旦被禁播。
 

 

She took to Twitter Sunday after "Wonder Woman" director Patty Jenskins posted a message she received from a kindergarten teacher. "Wow the last paragraph really gave me the chills. So true. So powerful. Gives me a huge drive to dive in and work on the next one," Gadot wrote.

 

Gadot's favorite message from the teacher said, "I was talking to one of the girls who hadn't seen the movie, and the next day she came and very seriously told me, 'You were right. 'Wonder Wonder' was way better than 'Frozen.'"

 

While there has been plenty of acclaim⁴ for the film, there has also been criticism. Part of that comes because Gadot, 32, praised the Israeli military in a 2014 Facebook post during the Gaza war.

 

Gadot's husband, Yaron Versano, is Jewish, too. The couple met "at a very strange party in the Israeli desert" more than 10 years ago. "It was all about yoga, chakras, and eating healthy — we didn't exactly find ourselves there, but we found each other," she told Glamour⁵ Magazine in March 2016.

 

He owns The Varsano Hotel in Neve Tzedek in Tel Aviv, Israel. "After I shot 'Fast Four', my husband Yaron and I started traveling back and forth⁶ from Israel and the US, which was hard," she told TotallyJewish.com in 2012. "We found ourselves staying in hotels all the time. We wanted to feel at home, which is when we discovered these apartments within a hotel in Los Angeles. It became the inspiration for Yaron's hotel, The Varsano. I think that Yaron and I make a really good team. I understand his career and he understands mine. We help each other progress in all areas of life. We're both very career driven."

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