Controversial anti-Israel celebrities Rachel Zegler and Ms. Rachel<\/a> were named among Glamour magazine’s “Women of the Year” on Monday.<\/p>\n The “Snow White” actress and children’s YouTube star were among nine women, including four WNBA players, who were honored by the fashion magazine<\/a> as “trailblazers, rule breakers, visionaries, and champions who have defined” 2025.<\/p>\n Despite their controversies, both women received glowing profiles from Glamour, which described Zegler as “young, outspoken, and unwilling to kowtow to parts of the Hollywood machine that might prefer women to sit down, shut up, and be grateful.”<\/p>\n “We just need to normalize our hearts\u2019 not having boundaries,” Zegler said in an interview for the magazine<\/a>. “I think that there\u2019s this idea that we as public figures can\u2019t have thoughts or feelings because we are like paper dolls to a majority of the public.”<\/p>\n Celebrities Who Called For Ceasefire In Gaza Face Scrutiny After Trump Peace Deal Breakthrough<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n Rachel Zegler attends a press event for “Snow White” in 2024.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n Zegler came under fire over the past several years for incendiary social media posts, including an August 2024 message on X where she wrote, “And always remember, free Palestine<\/a>,” in a post about the official trailer for “Snow White.”<\/p>\n Read On The Fox News App<\/u><\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n She also sparked outrage over a profane Instagram post after the 2024 election, hoping that President Donald Trump and his supporters “never know peace<\/a>.” Zegler later apologized for the post.<\/p>\n Glamour magazine also praised the YouTube personality Ms. Rachel, whose real name is Rachel Griffin Accurso, for speaking out about Israel’s war against Hamas and “saying what many politicians won\u2019t.”<\/p>\n ‘Snow White’ Actress Rachel Zegler’s Old Tweet Cursing Out Trump Resurfaces As Film Flounders<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n Ms. Rachel attends the Sesame Workshop 2024 Benefit Gala at Cipriani 42nd Street on May 29, 2024, in New York City.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n However, she has been criticized on social media for echoing casualty figures from Gaza\u2019s Hamas-run health ministry.<\/p>\n “Over 14,000 precious children have been un-alived in Gaza. Gaza has the largest number of child amputees in history. We can\u2019t be silent about these kinds of conditions for children,” Ms. Rachel wrote in December.<\/p>\n Those numbers were later revised down<\/a> by thousands with an analysis finding that 72% of those killed between the ages of 13 and 55 were males.<\/p>\n Celebrities Who Called For Cease-fire In Gaza Face Scrutiny After Trump Peace Deal Breakthrough<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n During her Glamour interview<\/a>, Ms. Rachel defended her position and insisted that her support for Palestinian children was not “antisemitic.”<\/p>\n Actress Rachel Zegler and YouTube star Ms. Rachel were named of the Women of the Year by Glamour Magazine.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n “It\u2019s incredibly painful,” she said. “Saying that I don\u2019t care deeply about one group of children because I\u2019m focused on children in an emergency situation isn\u2019t right. It\u2019s not true. My friends know who I am and God knows who I am. But nothing is going to silence me from being an advocate for children because that\u2019s a calling, and it\u2019s the right thing to do. And labeling people because they care deeply about all children is wrong.”<\/p>\n Fox News Digital<\/a> reached out to Glamour magazine for comment.<\/p>\n Glamour magazine’s “Women of the Year” roster has drawn backlash in the past. In 2023, the magazine was mocked<\/a> for including transgender model Geena Rocero among its honorees.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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