Avengers Star Mark Ruffalo Apologises For Suggesting Israel Is Committing Genocide; Says 'It's Not Accurate, Inflammatory And Disrespectful'

Avengers star Mark Ruffalo has been facing a lot of heat for his comments on the Israel-Palestine conflict. The actor now took to Twitter to apologise for his comment on the war issue. Read on!

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Avengers Star Mark Ruffalo Apologises For Suggesting Israel Is Committing Genocide; Says 'It's Not Accurate, Inflammatory And Disrespectful'
Many are aware about the Israel-Palestine conflict. Several celebrities including Gal Gadot, Rihanna, Bella Hadid, and Gigi Hadid took to their social media handles to share their thoughts on the same. Avengers star Mark Ruffalo had also made comments on it that didn't go down well with many and the actor faced a lot of heat for it. And now, taking to Twitter, Ruffalo apologised for his comments about a war issue.

The Emmy Award-winner and Oscar nominated superstar took to Twitter and wrote, 'I have reflected & wanted to apologize for posts during the recent Israel/Hamas fighting that suggested Israel is committing 'genocide'. It's not accurate, it's inflammatory, disrespectful & is being used to justify antisemitism here & abroad. Now is the time to avoid hyperbole.'

Ruffalo has been in the news lately for many reasons. Last month, he celebrated the 2 year anniversary of his superhit film Endgame. He plays the role of Dr Bruce Banner aka The Hulk. Sharing an all-cast photo with the original six Avengers, he wrote, 'Can't believe it's been two years since the premiere of #AvengersEndgame Love you all 3000. Congrats to Elizabeth Olsen, @paulbettany, @anthonymackie, @imsebastianstan, all our extended MCU family newly introduced in their shows so far. Excited to see what's next for @twhilddleston & @jeremyrenner!'

The Avengers superstar was last seen in the HBO series I Know This Much is True. Up next, he has She-Hulk and Adam Project in the pipeline. Fans are eagerly waiting for his upcoming projects.




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