Melissa Barrera’s Pro-Palestine Holiday Post Amid ‘Scream 7’ Director Exit

Melissa Barrera is doubling down in her assist of Palestine whereas talking on the vacations — and the timing is attention-grabbing … contemplating the ‘Scream’ franchise is in shambles.

The actress posted a message to her Instagram Sunday, simply forward of Christmas, and it once more put a highlight on the battle occurring the Center East … which has claimed numerous lives at this level, particularly as Israel continues to try to search out Hamas.

She threw up a cartoon of Santa on his sleigh passing by a cart carrying useless/wrapped-up our bodies — as political commentary, little question — and he or she added a really in-your-face caption.

It reads, partially … “I HOPE THIS CHRISTMAS FEELS… WEIRD. I HOPE YOU CAN’T IGNORE THE FACT THAT YOU’RE CELEBRATING THE BIRTH OF A CHILD WHO WAS PERSECUTED AND TARGETED AND HIS PARENTS FORCED TO FLEE OT EGYPT.”

Melissa goes on to say the very same factor is going on to hundreds of thousands of Palestinians in that very same a part of the world all these years later … all whereas “they are indiscriminately and relentlessly bombed.” She ends her message with a easy and blunt “MERRY XMAS.”

After all, her place hasn’t modified … however the truth she’s talking proper now could be curious, particularly for the reason that director who was connected to the brand new ‘Scream’ film she was fired from over her pro-Palestine views *simply* introduced that he is leaving the challenge as properly.

Christopher Landon broke the information Saturday, saying he exited ‘Scream 7’ weeks in the past with out explaining why. What he did say, although, was telling … writing, “It was a dream job that turned into a nightmare. And my heart did break for everyone involved. Everyone.” He added, “I hope Wes’ legacy thrives and lifts above the din of  a divided world.”

Feels like he would possibly’ve bounced over this complete Israel-Palestine situation too — and plenty of suspect Jenna Ortega did as properly … despite the fact that different unrelated causes have been cited.