Angelina Jolie renews her support for Gaza with this message

International star Angelina Jolie renewed her support for Palestinians in the Gaza Strip after sharing a report from Doctors Without Borders via her Instagram story.

Angelina Jolie renews support for Gaza The report stated that the Gaza Strip has become a "mass graveyard for Palestinians and all those who assist them," documenting escalating Israeli violations in Gaza through air, land, and sea bombardment, as well as forced displacement and the denial of access to essential humanitarian aid.

The report emphasized that these Israeli attacks pose a direct threat to the lives of relief and healthcare workers, calling on the Israeli authorities to immediately lift the "inhumane" blockade on Gaza and protect the lives of Palestinians and medical and relief teams.

MSF also called on "all parties to restore and maintain the ceasefire."

On November 1, 2023, Angelina Jolie posted a comment on the Israeli war on the Gaza Strip on Instagram.

"This is a deliberate bombardment of a besieged population in Gaza who have nowhere to run," Jolie said in the comment. "Gaza has been an open-air prison for nearly 20 years, and it is fast becoming a mass grave."

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A difficult stage in her personal life On a personal level, Angelina Jolie is going through a difficult period. Sources revealed to RadarOnline.com that she is currently experiencing what is known as "empty nest syndrome" after her six children began gradually distancing themselves from her.

Angelina had given her New York City apartment to one of her three children, to be a temporary home for the rest of her children when they visited the city, but she felt let down after one of her children refused to meet her.

"She tried to laugh it off, but she felt a stab in her heart," the source said. "It was a painful moment and a stark reminder that she was no longer the center of her children's world."

"Angelina would love to be able to move all her children to New York and rent a big house to reunite them, but she won't be able to do that for another two years, until twins Knox and Vivienne turn 18," the source continued.