Gal Gadot, renowned for her portrayal of Wonder Woman in the DC film franchise, finds herself at the center of a social media backlash over a scene from the movie 'Wonder Woman 1984.' The controversy stems from allegations of Islamophobia within the film's content.

According to Newsweek, Gal Gadot was reportedly involved in arranging a private screening of the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) documentary, "Bearing Witness," which showcases graphic footage from a surprise attack. The screening resulted in a heated clash between pro-Palestinian and pro-Israeli protestors outside Los Angeles' Museum of Tolerance, although Gadot herself was not present.

Critics on social media have called out Gadot for her involvement in the documentary screening and pointed out what they perceive as "anti-Arab" content in 'Wonder Woman 1984.' One particular subplot, highlighted by critics, involves an Arabic character demanding the expulsion of "heathens" from his ancestral homeland.

Another scene drawing controversy depicts Gadot's character using a missile to save Arab children, propelling herself towards them to prevent them from being struck by a vehicle. This scene has drawn ire from Twitter user @tha_rami, who accused Gadot of being a "violence-apologist."

The backlash against Gadot extends to accusations of her involvement in creating "Zionist propaganda" through 'Wonder Woman 1984.' As criticism over the Israeli military's response to the conflict with Hamas grows, the death toll in Gaza continues to rise. Calls for a ceasefire from progressive lawmakers and pro-Palestinian activists have been rebuffed by Israel.

Gal Gadot is not the only celebrity facing backlash for their views on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Stranger Things actor Noah Schnapp has also been criticized for his stance. It remains to be seen how this situation will further develop and whether it will impact Gadot's career.

As discussions surrounding cultural sensitivity and representation intensify, the entertainment industry faces ongoing scrutiny for its portrayal of controversial themes. The controversy surrounding Gadot's alleged Islamophobic content in 'Wonder Woman 1984' serves as a reminder of the influence and responsibility that popular figures hold in shaping public opinion.