Drake and DJ Khaled used their music platforms to call out the ongoing genocide in Gaza and demand a ceasefire.
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Updated Sep 21
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What happened
Drake and DJ Khaled used their music platforms to call out the ongoing genocide in Gaza and demand a ceasefire.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Drake
Canadian-American rapper and singer (born 1986)
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DJ Khaled
American DJ and rapper (born 1975)
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Palestine
geographic region in West Asia
- A summit discussed the two-state solution for Palestine, the resolution of the Cyprus issue, and the Middle Corridor linking East Asia to Europe.
- The Trump administration is currently supporting Israel while facing scrutiny regarding the conflict over territory and the possibility of a Palestinian state.
Related events
- The American Civil Liberties Union is involved in the ongoing situation, raising concerns about the alleged genocide against Palestinians in Gaza and the attacks on pro-Palestine speech rights.
- A festival in Israel, supported by Creative New Zealand, cancelled a DJ for silence on the Palestinian cause.
- Mohammed El-Kurd and Clarissa Bitar advocate for Palestinians, condemning Israeli policies and calling for international sanctions.
- Groups are using buzzwords to deny Palestinian rights, with historians emphasizing the role of language in this denial amid genocide reports.