Gal Gadot casts ballot in 'Israeli' election
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- Gadot announced she was "voting for change" and called on 'Israelis' to exercise their democratic right
- Gadot served with the 'Israeli army' for two years
'Israeli' actress Gal Gadot cast her ballot in 'Israel's' election on Tuesday, posting video footage to her social media accounts encouraging the public to participate at the polls.
In the video recorded at a polling station, Gadot told her followers in Hebrew that she was exercising her "democratic right," stating: "I'm voting for change, and I ask all of you to go out and exercise your most basic, most important, and most democratic right, and to vote for who you believe in."
Prior to launching her international film career, Gadot served two mandatory years in the 'Israel' defense forces beginning in 2004.
Throughout repeated rounds military campaigns in the Gaza Strip, Gadot has publicly supported 'Israelis' and the military.
During the 2014 Gaza war, she shared a post expressing prayers for 'Israelis' and soldiers facing rocket fire, which drew significant attention.
Following the outbreak of the war on Oct. 7, 2023, Gadot condemned the Hamas attacks and voiced solidarity with "Israeli victims and hostages."
