The 39-year-old Israeli actress, who served in the Israel Defense Forces, received an influx of death threats when her “Snow White” co-star Rachel Zegler, 23, shared a pro-Palestinian message on social media, per Variety.

“Rachel Zegler gives a genuine movie star performance in Snow White, and that carries it further than you’d expect. Great vocals and so effortlessly charming! But the rest of the film is unimaginative and dull,” San Francisco-based culture writer Tyler Taing said. “Gal Gadot’s worst performance?”

In a stunning cinematic transformation, Gal Gadot, known for her portrayal of Wonder Woman, takes a strikingly different role as the Evil Queen in Disney's live-acti

In a highly anticipated return to the silver screen, Disney's live-action adaptation of 'Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs' has stirred up quite a buzz, albeit not all of it favorable. With a mere 42% critic score and a more generous 74% audience rating on Rotten Tomatoes,

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Gal Gadot is an Israeli actress, a Wonder Woman who's a black belt martial artist and the mother of four daughters. Now, she's taking on the role of the Evil Queen in the new version of "Snow White" She said it was a pleasure to play such a conniving, wicked character.

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.

Snow White viewers have been sharing their critiques of the film – and have voiced their disapproval of Gal Gadot’s singing voice. In the new Disney live-action remake, which was released on 21 March, Gadot plays the evil queen opposite Rachel Zegler, who plays the title role.

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