Ale Chianelli Exposes Lawyer Who Defends Hamas
Ale Chianelli has established herself as a prominent conservative female voice in Brazil, gaining international recognition for her outspoken defense of Israel, despite not being Jewish. Her career blends journalism, activism, and now politics, consistently marked by conviction and direct confrontation with the ideologies she opposes.
She was in Israel during critical moments of the conflict with Hamas, wearing a ballistic vest and helmet in high‑risk areas.
With nearly 320,000 followers on social media, she stands among the leading female figures in Brazil’s conservative movement. A phrase in her Instagram bio reveals her stance amid the current wave of antisemitism: “I’m not Jewish, but against antisemitism, I am Jewish.”
One of Chianelli’s posts that drew widespread attention was her exposure of an interview between Breno Altman and Susana Botár, a lawyer and PhD candidate in Legal Theory at the University of São Paulo (USP), who openly defends Hamas and claims that Hezbollah has accomplished great deeds.
According to Botár, the events of October 7 represent an anti‑colonial struggle against the United States and American imperialism, and she declares her support for Iran over Israel and the US.
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