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by JNS.org
Jenna Jameson posted a series of messages on her Twitter feed this week defending Israel. Photo: Wikimedia Commons
JNS.org – With Israel under assault from Palestinian terrorists once again, supporters of the Jewish state are taking to social media to defend the country—including Jenna Jameson, once dubbed “the reigning queen of porn.”
Jameson, who rose to fame in the 1990s for her pornographic films, has posted a series of messages on her Twitter feed this week defending Israel and offering support to Israelis facing a barrage of Palestinian stabbing attacks.
“Imagine if you had to fear your child being stabbed,” Jameson tweeted Wednesday, including the letters IL (Israel’s country code) with the colors of the Israeli flag.
This past June, Jameson announced that she is converting to Judaism, and she is reportedly engaged to 41-year-old Israeli man Lior Bitton.
Jameson added on Twitter that she is a “very outspoken supporter of Israel,” saying that she has family there and that violence is a “constant worry.”
