Gal Gadot is an Israeli actress and model, born in Rosh Ha'ayin on 30 April 1985. Having won the title of Miss Israel in 2004, at age 18, she subsequently traveled to Ecuador to represent Israel at the Miss Universe. She failed, however, to garner a spot in the top 15, but she caught the attention of Israeli and European agencies and companies and worked on a long line of advertising campaigns. After serving in the IDF from age 20-20, Gadot decided to shift her focus to acting, and her role in the fourth segment of the Fast and Furious films catapulted her to fame. In 2013, Gadot was cast as Wonder Woman in the Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice film which is due to be released in May 2016. Gadot is married to Israeli businessman Yaron Varsano and the couple have a daughter called Alma.
"To the families of each hostage whose life was stolen, I have thought of you every day for 11 months, but today I send you my heart."
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The Israeli drama will feature subtitles in four languages, taking Israeli TV and its most beloved actress to the center stage.
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Zegler posted the trailer on her X account, noting the film would be released in 2025 and thanking viewers for their support, then added in a comment, “and always remember, free Palestine.”
The movie, with more than its fair share of controversies, is set for a 2025 release.
Besides Gadot who congratulated and encouraged Golan in a FaceTime call a few hours prior to her performance, Noa Tishbi also encouraged her and explained to her followers how to vote overseas.
Actress Gal Gadot dazzles at Tiffany & Co's annual event, flaunting a monochromatic black look alongside other A-list celebrities.
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The latest Gadot girl is named Ori, which in Hebrew means, “my light."
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