Melissa Barrera addressed her dismissal from "Scream VII" following her comments about the Israel-Hamas conflict.

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She condemned Anti-Semitism and Islamophobia, emphasizing her stance against hate and prejudice.

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Barrera, identifying as a proud Mexicana and Latina, acknowledged the responsibility that comes with her platform to raise awareness on important issues.

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Barrera was removed from "Scream VII" due to her remarks on the Israel-Hamas conflict; she previously starred in "Scream" (2022) and "Scream 6" (2023).

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She emphasized that every person deserves equal human rights and freedom, regardless of their background.

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Barrera highlighted that a group of people shouldn't be judged by their leadership and that criticism of governing bodies is valid.

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She expressed her hope for an end to violence and a peaceful co-existence.

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Barrera committed to continuing her advocacy for peace, safety, human rights, and freedom, rejecting silence.

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Spyglass, the production company, stated their zero-tolerance policy for antisemitism or incitement of hate, influencing their decision to let Barrera go.

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Director Christopher Landon expressed sadness over the decision, which he stated was not his, and Jenna Ortega will also not return for "Scream VII" due to other filming commitments.

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