Anyone who chants any racist statements does not represent me or my people, says Gigi Hadid

Model Gigi Hadid, along with her sisters Bella Hadid and Alana Hadid are at the forefront of the tiny Hollywood fraternity vocal against the atrocities sanctioned by the Israeli state on the Palestinian people and now they're using their voices to condemn anti-semitism in the name of the pro-Palestine movement.

"Anyone who chants any racist statements like 'kill the Jews' or 'death to Jews' is not Palestinian nor does he represent me or my people," fashion designer Alana wrote in a story on Instagram. Gigi then reshared the story.

"There have been a series of violent attacks on Jews all over the world including here in LA. Palestinians do not want this kind of support. No violence. Be better than the governments. We aim to change. No terror. The path to peace is paved in humanity. Not in my name," she added.

Gigi, who has been vocal about her support against the oppression and ethnic cleansing of people in Palestine, made sure to reiterate that any form of violence was detracting from their cause. Confusing Judaism and Zionism will lead to discrimination against an entire group of people, not all of whom support the terrorism taking place in Palestine.

Previously, Gigi's sister Bella raised a similar concern. She has been advocating for the right to a peaceful life for her people, attending protests and posting about the human rights violations on social media.

She reminded people that being pro-Palestine doesn't mean being anti-semitic. "As Muslims, we know too well what it feels like to be painted with the same brush as evil individuals who do not represent our views and way of life. So let’s not now use that same brush to pair ordinary Jews and the Israeli government in the same box," she urged.

Standing up for Palestine means standing against racism and bigotry in all its forms. Their struggle has no room for anti-semitism, violence or abuse. Their voices can and should be amplified through a focus on their persecution rather than directing the same energy on hating an entire religion.