After supporting Palestine, 7 celebrities received threats because of their positions

Celebrity news Some celebrities were subjected to threats, some of which included death, after their clear support for the Palestinian cause and their rejection of all the massacres and continuous bombing that is happening in Gaza without stopping.

Sbisiali reviews 7 celebrities who received threats after supporting Palestine Halsey

American artist Halsey said that she was silent and did not announce her support for Palestine because of her fear of the reaction, stressing that she had always called for the freedom of the Palestinian people even before the “Al-Aqsa Flood” operation and its aftermath.

She said in her statement: “Recently, I have been asked a lot about my lack of talk about the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine, especially with my support for Palestine, during the past years, which made a small number of people accuse me of cowardice, and to be completely honest, it is so. I am here.” To call it what it is, acknowledge my regret, and reaffirm my position regarding the liberation of the Palestinian people. I was afraid to express my support for Palestine again, but now, the decision I made does not suit me, after I had to cancel my last tour, due to the presence of snipers in the sky. He threatened me several times, but that will not prevent me from expressing my support for families who suffer from much worse violence.”

Bella Hadid

With black courage, and a free stance that is not subject to the calculations of interests, but rather subject only to one scale called humanity, the fashion model Bella Hadid stood in the face of everyone who wastes blood, rejecting the policy of any violence, and supporting her country, Palestine, against everything that is happening with the people of Gaza in terms of killing, displacement, and continuous bombing. For this support, she faced several difficult challenges, including being killed.

At first, she was silent because of what she was exposed to, but then she spoke again in a lengthy statement in which she told her followers that she tried to find the perfect words in this situation, asking for her forgiveness for her silence, and described the events as “extremely complex and horrific,” and confirmed “the weeks that once again turned the world’s attention.” "Towards a situation that has claimed innocent lives and affected families for decades." “I have a lot to say, but today, I'll keep it short.”

She noted that she received "hundreds of death threats every day, and her phone number was leaked. My family and I felt in danger and lost our safety. Fear is not an option. The people and children of Palestine, especially in Gaza, cannot tolerate our silence. We are not brave, but they are."

The famous model continued, "After seeing the effects of the air strikes in Gaza, I feel sad with all the mothers who lost their children, the children who cry alone, and all the missing fathers, brothers, sisters, uncles, aunts, and friends who will never leave."

She continued: “My heart bleeds from pain and shock, as well as from generational trauma in my Palestinian blood... After seeing the effects of the air strikes in Gaza, I feel sad with all the mothers who lost their children, the children who cry alone, and all the missing fathers, brothers, sisters, uncles, aunts, and friends who have lost their lives. They will never walk this earth again."

The model added that she was also sad for the Israeli families who suffered loss and pain after the Hamas attacks on October 7, writing: “I condemn terrorist attacks on civilians anywhere.”

Gigi Hadid

From “Bella” to her sister, “ Gigi ,” who took the initiative from the beginning of the crisis to support the Palestinian cause, which later cost her her life.

According to what was published by the British newspaper “Daily Mail”, Gigi Hadid received death threats, after she published a blog post on the “X” website in which she said: “Condemning the Israeli government is not anti-Semitic... and supporting the Palestinians does not mean supporting Hamas.”

Melodies

In the same vein, the artist Angham announced that she had received threatening messages from pro-Israel supporters on her mobile phone, considering it to be “an extremely despicable threatening message that elicited mockery laughter,” as she described it.

Angham added angrily: “We know very well who you are... occupiers, rapists, and thugs... this is how the world knew you, and this is how we will consign you to the dustbins of history.”

Bassem Samra

The artist Bassem Samra was not spared the threat following his angry speech at the protest at the Acting Professions Syndicate a few days ago.

“Samra” revealed, during media statements, that he received phone calls from unknown numbers, along with a text message containing a threat from Israelis to kill him, in order to support the Palestinian cause.

Samra took the initiative to send a message to those who threatened him, saying to him: “I live in Al-Haram and you are a coward from the Pampers army. You will not know how to come... Please send me where you are and I will get you in Shawwal.”

Latifa

Latifa said in the video: “I am a Tunisian girl and the whole world saw what Tunisia did after the bombing, humiliation, displacement and destruction of people that happened in Gaza.”

She added: "We find it difficult to laugh and say that the people there are suffering. Even when you eat, you feel a stomachache because the people cannot find food to eat and to pieces. After they left their homes, they bombed them. You cannot express your opinion in words. Express your opinion about art. Art, for its entire life, must be a civilian weapon. And Umm Kulthum after the 1967 war captivated the Arab world." She blamed the people her country needed for aid, and Abdel Halim and other artists who left a huge mark.

Latifa added, “We go back and say that every artist is free in his conviction and formation. There are many thousand good artists who hold concerts and go out to help the Palestinians with food, cover, medicine, and aid in all its forms. This is a sublime and uplifting message and all people are waiting for it. I made a song called “To the Tyrants of the World.” Although many sites, including TikTok, banned the song and threatened to close my songs and account, we were raised on the Palestinian issue since we were young, 70 years old, and the Palestinian people are suffering.”

Latifa concluded her speech by emphasizing: “I am deeply convinced that whoever will liberate Palestine, the honorable men of Palestine and the honorable men of the nation, may God protect us and return people to their homes, and protect this wonderful and ideal people, as they are an example of steadfastness, courage and strength.”

Saleh Al-Jaafrawi

Palestinian photographer Saleh Al-Jaafrawi responded to the threats he received recently, which were said to be from Israel, as it was rumored that he was threatened with death because of what he published.

The owner of the documentation of the massacres and what happened to the children responded that he does not fear anyone and will continue publishing, saying, “I was surprised by the spread of this news on many Arab and Hebrew groups and channels, accompanied by many other threats. It seems that the occupation... is very hurt by our exposing its bloody face.” "

He continued, "I am Saleh Al-Jaafrawi, a freelance journalist, and journalists are supposed to enjoy international protection. I hold the international community responsible for my personal safety. I will not stop publishing crimes against my Palestinian people."