More celebs weigh in on Gaza

Monday brought more additions to the celebrity Twitter feed supporting Gaza.

Actor Mark Ruffalo tweeted a link to an Israeli-written, pro-Palestinian post about the situation in Gaza in Daily Kos, a progressive community site.

“This is an Israeli’s personal account of Gaza and a brief history. A People’s History via @dailykos”

After being thanked for having a conscience and criticized for being “anti Israel and anti Semitic,” he left the thread.

That tweet was retweeted more than 350 times and favorited over 421 times.

This is an Israeli's personal account of Gaza and a brief history. A People's History via @dailykos http://t.co/z3L6sQzxqu

— Mark Ruffalo (@MarkRuffalo) July 20, 2014

But comedian Rob Schneider got even more of a response when he posted this on Monday:

https://twitter.com/RobSchneider/status/491193197586948096

And then this:

https://twitter.com/RobSchneider/status/491021158536331264

After being told that he’s better at comedy than politics and that he’s “a voice of reason and humanity on #Gaza,” Schneider, whose father is Jewish, remained conspicuously silent.

Finally, Jewish actress Mayim Bialik got nearly 2,000 shares on her Facebook post in support of Israel’s actions in Gaza.

https://www.facebook.com/official.mayim.bialik/posts/10154390065545008

But she didn’t do as well on Twitter.

If you hate me for being jewish or a supporter of the right of Israel to exist, kindly post on pages that support… http://t.co/yoLb8zAx8d

— Mayim Bialik (@missmayim) July 20, 2014

We’ll see who speaks up tomorrow.