Actor Rachel Zegler criticized the AI-generated post titled "All Eyes on Rafah" that has been circulating on social media. Pro-Palestinian activists have labeled the post performative, and Zegler echoed their criticisms. She expressed her disappointment with the viral graphic, stating that it lacks information and context about the situation in Gaza. The post, believed to be created by artificial intelligence, features artwork of a landscape with the words "All Eyes on Rafah. " This phrase aims to draw attention to Israel's bombardment of camps for displaced people in Rafah, which resulted in the death of numerous Palestinians. The post has been reshared by at least 40 million people on Instagram. Zegler expressed her concern that many people chose to show support for Palestinian lives through an AI-generated image that fails to capture the true horrors of their experiences.

She mentioned that there are more effective ways to support Palestinians in Gaza, such as GoFundMe appeals, infographics, or other forms of art. Several others online shared similar criticisms, particularly targeting celebrities and influencers who remained silent about the attacks in Gaza until now. Some questioned why people would choose an AI-generated image when there have been numerous real accounts and images documenting the ongoing genocide over the past eight months. The AI-generated post, described as sanitized and uncontroversial, has been compared to the black squares posted during the Black Lives Matter protests in 2020. Both were criticized for lacking context and useful resources, and for being a form of performative activism.