JERUSALEM: Pakistani social activist and noble laureate Malala Yousafzai faced severe backlash on social media after netizens trolled 23-year-old for not mentioning Israeli oppression and US ignorance while more than 3 dozens Palestinians martyred while hundreds remain injured in the recent attacks.
On the other hand, Lebanese-American former porn star Mia Khalifa has taken the internet by storm after slamming Israeli forces brutality and US financial involvement amid the recent attacks at Islam’s third holiest site.
Netizens who follow both stars compared both narratives and started a campaign afterward. Many of the social media users irked over Malala’s diplomatic tweet in which she didn’t mention any of the oppressors besides terming the whole scenario as conflict instead of forced eviction or ethnic cleansing.
Soon after the post of Pakistani activist, an edited version of her tweet started getting rounds on social media in which her tweet can be seen overwritten with red markings.
At this age, she knows exactly how not to offend her real sponsors. Very efficiently she skips all the words that could have created issues for herself. #SupportGaza #PalestiniansLivesMatter#المسجدالأقصى https://t.co/gVI81V5NQb pic.twitter.com/XVKkPfbppT
— Zubair Khan Niazi (@zubairniazi) May 11, 2021
Meanwhile, Mia Khalifa set social media on fire after being hailed by many users for highlighting the real facts before the world. All I see are crimes against humanity that the United States is funding with an annual $3.8 billion; she posted on Twitter completing her tweet with #freePalestine.
All I see are crimes against humanity that the United States is funding with an annual $3.8B. #freepalestine 🇵🇸 pic.twitter.com/X9hy7uSv2d
— Mia K. (@miakhalifa) May 10, 2021
Besides posting a series of tweets, the former highest-ranked adult entertainer also raised her voice on Instagram where she has more than 20 million followers. The Onlyfans star also shared a similar post of American model Bella Hadid.
https://www.instagram.com/p/COsmMa0lveo/?utm_source=ig_embed
In another tweet of the series, she wrote, ‘Imagine I walk into a McDonald’s and demand they change the name to Miacdonalds and leave the premises immediately and when they don’t, I b*mb that McDonald’s into oblivion and call it self defense.
Imagine I walk into a McDonald’s and demand they change the name to Miacdonalds and leave the premises immediately. And when they don’t, I b*mb that McDonald’s into oblivion and call it self defense. https://t.co/2E9UYHjZgT
— Mia K. (@miakhalifa) May 11, 2021
Here are some of the recent reactions following the latest trends on social media.
Huge respect for Bella hadid and Mia khalifa, the real iron ladies❣🌸 pic.twitter.com/mao1HZcEgS
— S.E.P.H.O.R.A (@rutabaOclock) May 11, 2021
Mia Khalifa got more spine than Malala, let that sink in https://t.co/M6BDFA8Iau
— Humna (@HumnaNiaz_) May 11, 2021
At least Mia khalifa and Bella Hadid have more guts to speak and use their platforms than our "Qoum ki beti" Malala..
Khud to Non Muslim country mn reh rhi h that's why statement b change heinb"IT'S A TERRORISM NOT Violence
Hypocrisy at it's peak#Malala pic.twitter.com/8qGL8UOoPR— L A ی B A ہ 🌼💀 (@laibahere_) May 11, 2021
Mia Khalifa makes more sense than the "qoum ki beti" https://t.co/9SIzFTkiSb
— Ⓩ (@zeeniusss) May 11, 2021
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