Along with the “Free Palestine” remark, Zegler caused controversy by trashing the original “Snow White” movie before the remake’s release. She called the Prince character “a stalker” and promised that her film would be more “modern” than the “dated” animated classic.

The post prompted backlash from Israelis who viewed it as slanderous against Israel. Popular Israeli radio host Ofira Hasayag told Gadot to “sit down and stay quiet.” Gadot shortly thereafter deleted the story on Instagram and issued an apology.

A shocking Variety report on Tuesday claimed to reveal behind-the-scenes tensions between Snow White stars Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot. Insiders maintained that the two actresses got along well during filming and had no personal animosity.

Variety reported that the movie’s Jewish producer, Marc Platt, flew to New York to meet with Zegler about the tweet.

Marc Webb directs Erin Cressida Wilson’s adaptation of the studio’s landmark 1937 first animated feature, also starring Andrew Burnap.

Gal Gadot is reveling in her role as the Evil Queen in Disney’s live-action SNOW WHITE. “I had a lot of fun bringing

The two co-stars, who are reportedly “not friends” and clash over politics, wrapped their arms around each other as they stood between their fellow cast members.

The live-action Snow White faces backlash on social media, primarily targeting Gal Gadot's performance rather than Rachel Zegler's.

The actress reportedly received an influx in death threats after her co-star Rachel Zegler expressed her support for Palestine amid the Hamas-Israel war.