Susan Surrandon, Mark Ruffalo, John Cusack, G.G. Hadeed, and 97 other actors who have recently apologized for their statements in support of Palestine have come together to pen a joint letter asking for forgiveness in unison.

The letter states, all 100 of us now realize that we have failed to do adequate

research into the complex history of what could be poorly received by

our peers in Hollywood. The letter went on to say, all 100 of us will all be taking a step back from protesting

for causes to properly educate ourselves on the nuances of which causes will in fact bring us

praise.

We've also come to the realization that we as a group of 100

actors need to choose our words more carefully when protesting for causes that

don't have uniform support from everyone in our social and business circles and probably just ignore them entirely.

When asked if the actors had any new causes to protest in mind, a representative for the apology

Kapal said, I think it's too early to tell what causes the media cycle may

prompt them to sink their teeth into. But until a concrete decision can be made

on that, the 100 actors have been advised to focus their energy exclusively on

former United States President Donald J. Trump.

The group of 100 has reportedly also checked themselves into the Beverly Hills Media

Training Clinic where they vow to entirely immerse themselves in the intricacies of Middle Eastern public relations mishaps

in order to make sure they can present themselves as allies to causes that have been properly vetted

for any potential PR problems. The 100 actors finish the statement by saying,

we know how important it is for the 100 of us to use our platform

to uplift consensus causes.

And although we flub the bag on this one,

all 100 of us nailed the last few. and we're going to make it up to

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