Debra Messing, the star of 'Will & Grace', has opened up about her mental health struggles following backlash from Hollywood over her support for Israel. During an event in Sydney, she shared feelings of betrayal and isolation after facing criticism from peers and online trolls. Messing, who identifies as a liberal Zionist, expected her Hollywood friends to support her views but instead felt abandoned. This experience led her to seek therapy, describing it as the hardest period of her life, filled with anger and depression. She is now considering applying for dual citizenship in Israel, expressing a sense of safety there despite the ongoing conflict. Messing's political views have evolved, moving from a staunch anti-Trump activist to a vocal supporter of Israel, which has resulted in mixed reactions from her peers, including public criticisms from fellow actresses. Nonetheless, she has also garnered support from fans who appreciate her stance.