In a rare appearance in Israeli media, Daniella Pick, model and wife of Quentin Tarantino, revealed that the director of Pulp Fiction (1994) has maintained a firm stance on the current conflict in Gaza. In an interview with Channel 12, Pick said the couple had no plans to leave Tel Aviv for Hollywood, a decision motivated by Israel’s war on Palestine.
According to her, Tarantino faced the country’s daily tension with surprising serenity. “Quentin takes everything as calmly as possible,” he said.
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Pick also reported that the filmmaker often reaffirms his identification with the country. In his own words, Tarantino went so far as to say that “if anything happens, he will die a Zionist.” At another point, he emphasized that he “loves Israel.”
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Since the start of the Israeli offensive in the Gaza Strip in October 2023, Tarantino has become more publicly involved in the local scene. The director even went to a military base in the south of the country, where he met soldiers of the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF), a testimony that circulated on social networks.
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