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The article addresses the escalating controversy in Hollywood surrounding the support of more than 170 Jewish figures for actor Mark Ruffalo, following accusations that he used anti-Semitic stereotypes in his criticism of a potential $111 billion merger between Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery. A group of top artists and writers signed a letter of support, emphasizing that criticizing Israeli policies or companies linked to Israel does not constitute anti-Semitism. Ruffalo, known for his role in Marvel films, faced allegations from Paramount of using anti-Semitic language, which he denied, calling it a smear campaign. He received support from actor George Clooney, who defended his right to free expression and argued that discussing issues related to media and technology is a democratic necessity. There are also concerns about how the merger could impact the film industry, with the controversy focusing on Oracle’s connections and the Ellison family to the proposed deal, as well as its potential influence on media policies and the economic landscape of Hollywood.
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