#BDS: More reason to hate Pamela Anderson: She's returning to Israel

"Four months after previous visit, American-Canadian actress to arrive in Holy Land for lingerie photo shoot

American-Canadian actress Pamela Anderson will land in Israel on Tuesday for the second time in four months. Anderson will shoot a lingerie campaign for Bonita de Más, replacing the company's former presenter – supermodel Bar Refaeli."

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#BDS: Pamela Anderson visits Western Wall

Former 'Baywatch' star, who will participate Monday in Israeli version of 'Dancing with the Stars', spends half an hour at Jewish holy site in Jerusalem

American-Canadian actress Pamela Anderson's first day in Israelcame to an end Sunday evening with a visit to the Western Wall in Jerusalem, where she arrived in modest clothing.

The visit evoked great interest among many men in the area, who documented the event with their cameras.

Anderson called Israel a "progressive" country because it had no fur farms, and said that it can serve as "an example for the rest of the world."

She said she intends to speak about the issue of fur to Israeli religious leaders on her trip.

"It's almost 2011. There are so many alternatives to things. We can be compassionate in our choices," Anderson said.

#BDS: Pamela Anderson takes sex appeal to Israel, pushing Orthodox Jewish lawmakers to pass anti-fur law

Pamela Anderson plans to use her sexy powers of persuasion to push for an anti-fur law in Israel.

The amply endowed ex-"Baywatch" star wants ultra-Orthodox lawmakers to endorse an animal rights bill that critics fear could limit production of traditional fur hats worn by Hassidic Jews.

"It's almost 2011. There are so many alternatives," Anderson said. "We can be compassionate in our choices." Anderson, an animal rights activist and honorary director of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), is in Israel to participate in the local version of "Dancing with the Stars."

An anti-fur bill in Israel was shelved amid opposition by Orthodox parliamentarians.

Even though skimpy bikinis like those favored by Anderson are commonplace in Israel, thousands of members of Hassidic sects dress the same way their ancestors did in the 18th century.

They wear long black coats and hats made with fur.

Anderson called Israel a "progressive" country because it has no fur farms, and said that it can serve as "an example for the rest of the world."

She said she intends to speak about the issue to Israeli religious leaders on her trip.

The curvy pin-up babe said she tries to incorporate her campaign for animal rights during other "Dancing with the Stars" shows worldwide.

#BDS: Pamela Anderson dances her way to Israel

Actress and Playboy model will dance and sit on judge panel of new season of Israel's version of 'Dancing with the Stars'

American actress and model Pamela Anderson will be on the new season of the Israeli version of the popular television show, "Dancing with the Stars," Yedioth Ahronoth learned from sources at Reshet, one of Channel 2's broadcast concessionaires.

Anderson is slated for a number of episodes as a judge and as a guest dancer, but will not be one of the competitors. She will be paid thousands of dollars for her participation.

Anderson, 43, is well acquainted with the "Dancing with the Stars" format as she was recently a contestant on the American version of the show.

The agreement securing her participation on the Israeli show was recently signed between her representatives and Reshet. According to the agreement, she will be a guest judge on a number of episodes alongside the regular panel of Hanna Laszlo, Claude Dadia, and Eli Mizrahi. Anderson will also perform a few dance numbers on the show.