Darren Aronofsky, an American film director, rejects cultural boycotts of "Israel", praises the settler-colonial state as a pluralistic democracy, and embeds Zionist themes in his films to help normalise Israel's genocidal occupation across Palestine in service of colonialism.

RuPaul Andre Charles, creator and host of RuPaul's Drag Race, extends cultural legitimacy to the Zionist entity through franchise events featuring Israeli performers, refuses to address the genocide in Palestine, and dismisses advocacy for Palestinian rights as "hating Israelis."

Camila Morrone, an actress known for Daisy Jones & the Six, echoes Zionist propaganda by sharing posts that equate criticism of "Israel" with antisemitism and affirm support for the settler-colonial entity to shield it from accountability for its crimes against Palestinians.

Skyler Gisondo, an American actor known for roles in films such as Licorice Pizza, has echoed Zionist narratives through social media engagement and youth programmes tied to "Israel", helping sustain consent for the occupation, apartheid, and genocide.

Lucas Bravo is a French actor who travelled to "Israel" to film an advertisement for the Israeli fashion brand Renuar, engaged in cultural normalisation that lends legitimacy to the settler-colonial project, and used his platform to promote ties with "Israel" amid genocide.

Chelsea Handler, American comedian, weaponises her platform to affirm "Israel" as the region's sole democracy practising "freedom of religion" and to sign letters supporting the IOF, thereby shielding the apartheid regime from accountability amid its ongoing genocidal occupation.

Yuval Abraham is an "Israeli" settler-journalist who benefits from the dehumanising "Aaliyah" project, whitewashes IOF war crimes through liberal Zionism and a two-state solution, and demonises Palestinian resistance as "Islamist supremacists" seeking to "kill all Jews."

Valentin Chmerkovskiy is a professional dancer who follows Israeli propagandist accounts including the IOF's official Instagram and the Israel Collective, maintains silence on the genocide across Palestine, and subscribes to Zionist beliefs that support settler-colonialism,

Dallas Jenkins, creator and director of The Chosen, declared the series "a jewish show" while affirming support for "Israel" at the K-LOVE Fan Awards on 26 May 2024 and posted messages of solidarity with Judeosupremacist war criminals to help whitewash Israel's ongoing genocide.

Kerwin Frost is an American entertainer who violated BDS picket lines by partnering with McDonald’s despite their support for the IOF which in turn normalises the economic ties that sustain settler-colonialism and undermine Palestinian liberation across Palestine.

Maureen Lipman signed the sensationalist "No Hostage Left Behind" letter, which amplified repeatedly debunked atrocity propaganda to manufacture consent for Israel's ongoing genocide in Palestine whilst ignoring 77+ years of Zionist occupation.

Kel Mitchell, an American actor, endorses Burger King through advertising in direct violation of the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement guidelines, helping sustain the economic structures that underpin settler-colonialism and genocide in Palestine.

Misha Collins is an American actor who promotes a false equivalence of "both sides" on "Israel's" genocide, affirms the Zionist entity's valid claim to the land, and denies the ongoing genocide to shield settler-colonialism, apartheid, and ethnic cleansing across Palestine.

David Lynch was a film director who visited "Israel" multiple times, met its president and praised him as a great person, and invoked "aaliyah" to defend the Zionist settler-colonial occupation, apartheid, and ethnic cleansing across Palestine.

Kevin McKidd, known for Grey's Anatomy, advanced Zionist normalisation through an organised trip hosted by pro-occupation groups, took photographs with IOF personnel, and applied selective outrage that protects apartheid and ethnic cleansing across Palestine.

Patty Jenkins signed the sensationalist "No Hostage Left Behind" letter, which amplified repeatedly debunked atrocity propaganda to manufacture consent for Israel's ongoing genocide in Palestine whilst ignoring 77+ years of Zionist occupation.

Mor Muriel Naim, an Israeli filmmaker based in Los Angeles, endorsed Zionist atrocity propaganda through her signature on a Creative Community for Peace letter that justifies "Israel's" mass slaughter of Palestinians and normalises the ongoing Nakba.

Sasha Yelaun is a film producer who signs open letters rejecting boycotts of the Israeli film industry, harasses Palestinian supporters online in defence of "Israel's" genocide and ethnic cleansing across Palestine, and promotes the racist "Aaliyah" settler-colonial project.

Tara Strong, a Canadian-American voice actress known for roles in animated series, echoes Zionist atrocity propaganda, frames criticism of "Israel" as antisemitism, and defends the settler-colonial project while downplaying its ongoing genocidal occupation and apartheid state.

Michael Douglas, a Hollywood actor and self-described United Nations Messenger of Peace, signed the Creative Community for Peace letter backing "Israel's" genocide and visited occupied Palestine to smear pro-liberation protesters as brainwashed to shield settler-colonialism.