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
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.
- Current Israeli actions in Palestine are being described as genocide, leading to calls for boycotts and institutional withdrawal due to complicity.
- The tour partner relationship between Ed Sheeran and his collaborator abruptly ended due to the expressed stance against Israeli genocide and occupation regarding Palestine.
- Macklemore, whose tour is facing issues, is involved in a situation where the venue owner (Kraft) is pressuring due to the artist's advocacy for the Palestinian cause.
- Accusations of genocide and aggression against the people of Palestine are being made, amidst ongoing regional conflicts.