What Does “Free Palestine” Really Mean?
Lynn Harris, one of Creative Community for Peace’s Ambassadors of Peace honorees, shares a powerful message with Jews around the world who are concerned about the alarming rise in antisemitism.
Lynn is the acclaimed producer behind some of our most beloved films, including The Notebook, King Richard, Clayface, and The Wrecking Crew.
Lynn Harris, one of Creative Community for Peace’s Ambassadors of Peace honorees, shares a powerful message with Jews around the world who are concerned about the alarming rise in antisemitism.
Lynn is the acclaimed producer behind some of our most beloved films, including The Notebook, King Richard, Clayface, and The Wrecking Crew.
The hilarious @genesimmons calls out the useful idiots who have turned a blind eye to antisemitism, and who are perpetuating Hamas propaganda on college campuses.
The hilarious @genesimmons calls out the useful idiots who have turned a blind eye to antisemitism, and who are perpetuating Hamas propaganda on college campuses.
Live from Creative Community for Peace’s Ambassadors of Peace Gala, where one of our honorees, @erinfoster, creator of the hit Netflix series Nobody Wants This, shares a powerful message with young Jews around the world.
Live from Creative Community for Peace’s Ambassadors of Peace Gala, where one of our honorees, @erinfoster, creator of the hit Netflix series Nobody Wants This, shares a powerful message with young Jews around the world.
Israeli actress Noa Cohen is speaking out against the growing pressure in Hollywood to boycott Israeli artists and institutions. In a recent interview with The Hollywood Reporter about her latest film Our Loves, which explores the events of October 7, Cohen challenged efforts to exclude artists over political disagreements.
“Silencing artists because of government policies closes conversation. And don’t we need to keep that open?” Cohen asked, emphasizing that audiences don’t have to agree with a government to listen to the stories of its people.
Thank you Noa, for using your platform to defend artistic freedom and the importance of storytelling. Art should build bridges, encourage dialogue, and foster understanding, not division.
Israeli actress Noa Cohen is speaking out against the growing pressure in Hollywood to boycott Israeli artists and institutions. In a recent interview with The Hollywood Reporter about her latest film Our Loves, which explores the events of October 7, Cohen challenged efforts to exclude artists over political disagreements.
“Silencing artists because of government policies closes conversation. And don’t we need to keep that open?” Cohen asked, emphasizing that audiences don’t have to agree with a government to listen to the stories of its people.
Thank you Noa, for using your platform to defend artistic freedom and the importance of storytelling. Art should build bridges, encourage dialogue, and foster understanding, not division.
A beautiful story from Gwen Stefani, who shares how an encounter with an Israeli Jew inspired her faith and left a lasting impression on her.
Gwen believes that this encounter, together with her son’s prayers, ultimately played a role in bringing about what she describes as her miracle pregnancy.
Such a heartwarming story of faith, hope, and the unexpected ways people can touch our lives. ❤️
A beautiful story from Gwen Stefani, who shares how an encounter with an Israeli Jew inspired her faith and left a lasting impression on her.
Gwen believes that this encounter, together with her son’s prayers, ultimately played a role in bringing about what she describes as her miracle pregnancy.
Such a heartwarming story of faith, hope, and the unexpected ways people can touch our lives. ❤️
Another young Israeli athlete is getting his shot at the NBA!
Israeli basketball player Noam Yaacov, 21, has signed an Exhibit 10 contract with the Cleveland Cavaliers, taking an important step toward competing in the world’s biggest basketball league.
While the deal doesn’t guarantee him a place on the NBA roster, it opens the door to a potentially career-changing opportunity. Another Israeli talent chasing his dreams on the international stage!
Another young Israeli athlete is getting his shot at the NBA!
Israeli basketball player Noam Yaacov, 21, has signed an Exhibit 10 contract with the Cleveland Cavaliers, taking an important step toward competing in the world’s biggest basketball league.
While the deal doesn’t guarantee him a place on the NBA roster, it opens the door to a potentially career-changing opportunity. Another Israeli talent chasing his dreams on the international stage!
Hey @Macklemore, take notes.📝
Metallica frontman James Hetfield shared a powerful message with fans during the band’s Las Vegas Sphere residency: Music should bring people together, not divide them.
Thanking fans for the time, money, and effort they put into attending concerts, Hetfield emphasized that Metallica isn’t interested in pushing political agendas. Instead, the band’s focus remains on what brought everyone together in the first place: a shared love of music.
Photo: GettyImages
Hey @Macklemore, take notes.📝
Metallica frontman James Hetfield shared a powerful message with fans during the band’s Las Vegas Sphere residency: Music should bring people together, not divide them.
Thanking fans for the time, money, and effort they put into attending concerts, Hetfield emphasized that Metallica isn’t interested in pushing political agendas. Instead, the band’s focus remains on what brought everyone together in the first place: a shared love of music.
Photo: GettyImages
Israeli soccer fans are being banned from attending a match in the Netherlands, not because of anything they have done, but because authorities fear possible confrontations with protesters.
Dutch officials have barred Hapoel Beersheba supporters from Thursday’s Europa League match against AZ Alkmaar, classifying it as “very high risk.” The decision comes nearly two years after Israeli soccer fans were violently attacked in Amsterdam.
Israel is demanding that the ban be reversed, with Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar pressing Dutch authorities to guarantee both entry and safety.
Protecting Israeli fans should mean protecting them from violence, not excluding them from the stadium.
Israeli soccer fans are being banned from attending a match in the Netherlands, not because of anything they have done, but because authorities fear possible confrontations with protesters.
Dutch officials have barred Hapoel Beersheba supporters from Thursday’s Europa League match against AZ Alkmaar, classifying it as “very high risk.” The decision comes nearly two years after Israeli soccer fans were violently attacked in Amsterdam.
Israel is demanding that the ban be reversed, with Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar pressing Dutch authorities to guarantee both entry and safety.
Protecting Israeli fans should mean protecting them from violence, not excluding them from the stadium.
