Malala’s Palestine Support stunt gain new criticism [facts exposed]

Malala Yousafzai said she supports Palestine in a magazine interview. She thinks making people feel important is a big deal. She said she’ll give a scholarship to Palestinian students at Oxford.

Yousufzai got different opinions from people online after saying she supports Palestine in British Vogue.

“I think it’s really important to treat people like they matter,” she said. “When there are fights or wars, it usually starts by making another group seem less human.” Later, she said she’d give a scholarship to Palestinian students at Oxford University.

Malala Getting Backlashed for Her Recent Movement

Some people on the internet felt different about Yousufzai’s support. They think she waited too long. Someone on X (Twitter) said a mean thing to her. They told her to drink blood with her friend Hillary Clinton. Clinton has supported Israel before and didn’t want to stop the fighting in Gaza.

“Sip blood with her war mongering bestie Hillary.”

Instagram users also criticized her. They called her a “sellout” and a “genocide enabler.” Some said her scholarship was “calculated activism.”

People on X talked about Palestinians in Rafah. They said Yousufzai was “worried about TV shows.” They believed the average person did more for Palestine.

Few defended M. Yousufzai. One said social media critics were “keyboard tappers in comfort.” They urged critics to “be quiet and have a real life.”

Some praised her role in “We Are Lady Parts.” She was in the second season. She sat on a horse while a Muslim punk band played “Malala Made Her Do It.”

Yousufzai’s support for Palestine was late. It may not be strong enough. But she is raising awareness. She is taking steps to help Palestinians. Maybe people can be more forgiving and accept progress.

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