“Crimes are being committed against it.” Western citizens and international celebrities support Palestine

In contrast to Western media misinformation and obfuscation about the unfortunate facts facing the Palestinians in Gaza, including inhuman tragedies, deaths, and injuries in large numbers, there are some international celebrities and citizens who have supported the Palestinian cause around the world, even though the vast majority of stars have supported Israel or have remained silent.

"Specially" reviews the most prominent international celebrities who supported Palestine Director Mark Ruffalo: There is no justification for what is happening in Gaza American director and actor Mark Ruffalo stressed the need to spare unarmed civilians from the ongoing military conflict in the Gaza Strip, and expressed his solidarity with the Palestinians who are being bombed by Israeli occupation aircraft.

The director commented on the current events in his post on the “X” platform (formerly Twitter), saying: “I received a message today from Nathan Thrall, the journalist and author of the book “A Day in the Life of Abdel Salama,” which had a deep resonance in my mind. I wanted to share it with you. His words as we all watch in horror what is happening between the Israeli government and Hamas today.”

He continued, "It is horrific to see innocent civilians killed and held hostage, and there is no justification for that. We pray for their safety, just as we pray for the safety of the innocent people of Gaza who are being bombed and trapped."

Ruffalo is known for supporting the Palestinian cause, and in May 2021, he asked his fans to sign a petition calling on the US government to impose sanctions on Israel due to its aggression against Gaza.

Joelle Mardinan donates to those affected Businesswoman Joelle Mardinan, of Lebanese origin, announced her humanitarian step through a post on Instagram in which she wrote: “I will give the Red Crescent the profits from dabdub that come via the Internet, from now until the end of October to help the Palestinian people.”

She accompanied the post with a comment in which she wrote, "I'm trying to help! It will make a difference if each of us thinks about how to make a difference individually! This is my way, so I pray that I make enough profit this month to give it all to the Red Crescent to help the people of Palestine."

Spanish ska-p band sings for Palestine Spanish Ska-P band , who performed in Munich on Saturday, chanted “Freedom for Palestine” during their concert and their fans joined in the chants in their song “Intifada,” which strongly criticizes Israel’s occupation of Palestine.

Jewish groups called for the show to be cancelled, accusing Ska-P of anti-Semitism, saying that in doing so they were reflecting the facts and portraying “the victims as if they were executioners” (meaning an oppressed Israel).

The band responded on social media to calls for a boycott, denying that it was anti-Semitic, and adding that “anti-Zionism does not mean anti-Semitism.”

The festival organizers refused to cancel the band's show, saying that the song "Intifada" is not on the band's song list and that it supports "freedom of expression and freedom of art within a democratic framework."

Saint Levant supports Palestine Saint Levant, whose real name is Marwan Abdel Hamid, is a Palestinian/French/Algerian/Serbian artist residing in California. He raised the Palestinian flag in his last concert, and participated in supporting and singing with another singer who also carried the Palestinian flag.

Levant is the son of a French/Algerian mother and a Palestinian/Serbian father who speaks French with him. He was born in Jerusalem during the Second Intifada due to complications in the city where he would eventually spend his childhood years - the Gaza Strip.

Syria Booker: “Cruel crimes are being committed against them” Syria Booker, who goes by the name Warda Al-Omrani, lives in Spain and has millions of followers around the world. She posted several videos on her TikTok account, describing what is happening in Palestine as crimes that must be talked about, and she spoke so that the entire world would know the facts that the Western media denies.

Dylan Thierry condemns violence against Palestine

Influencer Dylan Thierry , who was born in Luxembourg, also supported the Palestinian cause, and stressed that he is against all acts of violence carried out against it.

Amy Lou Wood: No humanity

British actress Amy Lou Wood expressed her solidarity with the Palestinian people in light of the Israeli strikes and siege of the occupation forces on the Palestinian territories, which led to the death of more than 1,200 people.

After clips of Hamas kidnappings became public, Amy Lou Wood published a lengthy tweet saying, “The horrific images of Hamas’ attack on civilians were as shocking as they should be to the West. But what if the West opened its eyes to the inhumanity that has occurred since 1948, such as evictions, colonization, and racial discrimination?”

Amy Lou Wood also posted a link to donate to Gaza victims.

Some sports fans in Scotland also raised Palestinian flags, declaring their support for the cause.

Thousands demonstrate in New York in support of the Palestinians

Yesterday, Friday, thousands demonstrated in downtown New York to demand an end to the "Israeli occupation" and to denounce the United States' support for the Hebrew state, while at the same time expressing their fears in light of the Israeli military operations in Gaza.

Demonstrators waved Palestinian flags on Broadway Street, a stone's throw from Times Square, AFP journalists reported.

Pro-Palestinian demonstrations across the UK

Pro-Palestinian demonstrations are taking place in various parts of Britain, including the capital, London, and Manchester.

Demonstrations in London

The demonstrators in London, many of whom waved Palestinian flags and banners reading Free Palestine, gathered near Oxford Circus where they headed to Downing Street, the official residence and office of British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak.

Palestine events It is noteworthy that Israel carried out a series of violent air strikes on the Tal al-Zaatar area in the northern Gaza Strip, causing the fire of many buildings, in addition to the deaths and injuries of Palestinians as a result of these operations. Energy sources, such as electricity and food, were cut off from the people of the Strip in what is known internationally as a “forbidden crime.” .

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