Adidas hires Bella Hadid for shoe campaign, then fires her

Bella Hadid is a Palestinian model who was hired by the Adidas Corporation for a campaign to launch its SL 72 running shoe. This shoe was first introduced at the Munich Olympics in 1972 and if you were sentient at the time, or a history buff, you know what happened at the games. But in case you don't, a Palestinian terrorist group known as Black September held Israeli athletes hostage and eventually murdered all eleven of them and a German police officer.

Hadid, a rabid Jew-hater and a supporter of Hamas, was slated to be the spokesmodel to reintroduce the shoe to commemorate those Olympic games.

Hadid was practically fired on the spot after the American Jewish Committee, the Israeli government, and anyone aware of the blatant boneheadedness of the company demand she be fired.

Moments before they were slaughtered

"At the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich, 12 Israelis were murdered and taken hostage by Palestinian terrorist group Black September," the Committee posted on X. "For Adidas to pick a vocal anti-Israel model to recall this dark Olympics is either a massive oversight or intentionally inflammatory. Neither is acceptable."

Well, at least they didn't pick the porn actress and anti-Semitic sister-in-hate, Mia Kalifa to push their brand. 

Adidas later issued a statement that had similar pretenses of naivete as the Democratic Party over Biden's dementia, showing surprise that people would object to a Palestinian model involved in a promotional campaign for a shoe associated with the slaughter of Jews for the crime of being, you know, Jewish.

“We are conscious that connections have been made to tragic historical events — though these are completely unintentional — and we apologize for any upset or distress caused,” Adidas said in a statement provided to USA TODAY. “As a result, we are revising the remainder of the campaign. We believe in sport as a unifying force around the world and will continue our efforts to champion diversity and equality in everything we do.”

Hadid's hero

In May, Hadid, 27, honored her Palestinian heritage at the Cannes Film Festival 2024, donning a dress made out of keffiyeh fabric — a checkered traditional Arab headdress that’s become a symbol of Palestinian solidarity and identity at protests. [H/T New York Post.]

In June, it was reported that Bella and Gigi Hadid planned to donate $1 million to support Palestinian relief efforts. Of course, anyone with an IQ above the temperature of a polar bear's butt knows that Hamas will use the money for their own dastardly purposes because some of the money was slated to go to UNRWA. 

UNRWA announced in January that 12 staffers who were involved in the October 7 massacre were fired. Not imprisoned or punished in any other way. Simply fired for taking part in the murder of about 1,200 and kidnapping of 253 Israelis, many of whom died as hostages.

Jonathan Greenblatt, Director of the Anti-Defamation League summed it up this way:

In 1972, Palestinian terrorists murdered 11 Israeli athletes and coaches at the Olympic Games in Munich.

Choosing Bella Hadid - who promotes hateful anti-Israel misinformation and Hamas propaganda to her millions of followers - to be the face of a 1972 Olympic shoe relaunch was… pic.twitter.com/Q1cKiMc5rn— Jonathan Greenblatt (@JGreenblattADL) July 18, 2024

Bella Hadid has a pretty face but an incredibly ugly soul. It is truly sad that anyone so attractive can be so toxic and hateful.

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