Bella Hadid was scrubbed from Adidas sneaker campaign inspired by the 1972 Munich Olympics, which when 11 Israeli athletes were murdered by Palestinian terror group.
Model Bella Hadid called out Adidas for the 'lack of sensitivity' for including her in a 1972 Olympics-inspired sneaker campaign following criticism which drew connections to the Palestinian terror attack which killed 11 Israeli athletes. The German-based sportswear company included Hadid in its advertising for SL72 shoes, inspired by the 1972 Olympic Games, the Associated Press reported. Then, critics, including the State of Israel objected to Hadid as 'the face of their campaign.
The gruesome details of torture were first revealed to the public in 2015. The terrorists castrated weightlifter Yossef Romano after he tried to stop the attack in its early stages. The forensics of the bodies of other Israeli athletes revealed severe injuries from beatings, such as bone fractures.
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