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Read the original article here. The Creative Community For Peace letter calls for the end to "lies designed to demonize Israel and the Jewish people." Nearly 400+ people in the entertainment industry signed an open letter calling for "a rejection…
🎤 During Coldplay’s concert, Chris Martin spotted both a Palestinian and an Israeli flag in the crowd, and used the moment to share a powerful message of unity. “Everyone is welcome here,” he said, adding how happy it made him to see people coexisting peacefully despite their differences. 💙
🎤 During Coldplay’s concert, Chris Martin spotted both a Palestinian and an Israeli flag in the crowd, and used the moment to share a powerful message of unity. “Everyone is welcome here,” he said, adding how happy it made him to see people coexisting peacefully despite their differences. 💙
Bob Vylan suddenly got shy? Asking fans to cool it with the ‘death to IDF’ chant he helped start.
Bob Vylan suddenly got shy? Asking fans to cool it with the ‘death to IDF’ chant he helped start.
During a moving radio interview, freed hostage Daniella Gilboa performed *“Maybe a Door Will Open” a song she co-wrote with her fellow Nahal Oz observers, including the late Sergeant Yam Glass. Originally released in October 2024 and performed by Eden Ben Zaken, the song honored the women murdered or kidnapped by Hamas. Now, for the first time since returning home, Daniella sang it herself—turning pain into voice, and remembrance into music. 🎶🕯️🇮🇱
🎥 @glzradio
During a moving radio interview, freed hostage Daniella Gilboa performed *“Maybe a Door Will Open” a song she co-wrote with her fellow Nahal Oz observers, including the late Sergeant Yam Glass. Originally released in October 2024 and performed by Eden Ben Zaken, the song honored the women murdered or kidnapped by Hamas. Now, for the first time since returning home, Daniella sang it herself—turning pain into voice, and remembrance into music. 🎶🕯️🇮🇱
🎥 @glzradio
Saul Williams, a celebrated artist, has turned his platform into a megaphone for antisemitic hate. From calling for the end of Zionism to amplifying dangerous lies about Israel and mocking the memory of Nova Festival victims, his rhetoric is not revolutionary, it’s incitement. Enough is enough.
Hollywood, where are you? It’s time to draw a line: there’s no space for voices that glorify violence against Jews.
Saul Williams, a celebrated artist, has turned his platform into a megaphone for antisemitic hate. From calling for the end of Zionism to amplifying dangerous lies about Israel and mocking the memory of Nova Festival victims, his rhetoric is not revolutionary, it’s incitement. Enough is enough.
Hollywood, where are you? It’s time to draw a line: there’s no space for voices that glorify violence against Jews.
Yuval Rafael, Israel’s Eurovision 2025 star, lit up Dancing with the Stars with an emotional performance of “Dancing Queen” — dedicated to the victims of the Nova Festival. A powerful tribute, and as always, she brought the energy and heart. 💫🕊️
Yuval Rafael, Israel’s Eurovision 2025 star, lit up Dancing with the Stars with an emotional performance of “Dancing Queen” — dedicated to the victims of the Nova Festival. A powerful tribute, and as always, she brought the energy and heart. 💫🕊️
🎤 Shulem Lemmer performing October Rain live under the stars at his recent concert in Caesarea — pure magic. 🌧✨
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🎤 Shulem Lemmer performing October Rain live under the stars at his recent concert in Caesarea — pure magic. 🌧✨
🎥 @chassidut_beclass
David Draiman shared a powerful message on social media after meeting with Yarden Bibas in Israel:
“This man is the living embodiment of strength and perseverance. One of the sweetest and purest human beings on the planet. The very best of us. Anything, anytime, anywhere achi. All the love… #AmYisraelChai”
📸 @davidmdraiman
David Draiman shared a powerful message on social media after meeting with Yarden Bibas in Israel:
“This man is the living embodiment of strength and perseverance. One of the sweetest and purest human beings on the planet. The very best of us. Anything, anytime, anywhere achi. All the love… #AmYisraelChai”
📸 @davidmdraiman
The Alliance is a coalition of leaders within the publishing industry committed to educating about rising antisemitism and countering the cultural boycott of Israel.
The initial Advisory Board includes leading figures from the publishing and literary world, such as Neil Blair, Jonathan Conway, Larry Finlay, Deborah Harris, Noreena Hertz, Jennifer Joel, Jessica Kasmer-Jacobs, Jay Mandel, Stephanie Thwaites, and David Wienir, among others.
Last year, CCFP launched an open letter signed by 1000+ authors, writers, journalists, publishers, and entertainment leaders united in support of freedom of expression and against discriminatory boycotts. Efforts like this will undoubtedly grow under the new Literary Alliance.
The Alliance is a coalition of leaders within the publishing industry committed to educating about rising antisemitism and countering the cultural boycott of Israel.
The initial Advisory Board includes leading figures from the publishing and literary world, such as Neil Blair, Jonathan Conway, Larry Finlay, Deborah Harris, Noreena Hertz, Jennifer Joel, Jessica Kasmer-Jacobs, Jay Mandel, Stephanie Thwaites, and David Wienir, among others.
Last year, CCFP launched an open letter signed by 1000+ authors, writers, journalists, publishers, and entertainment leaders united in support of freedom of expression and against discriminatory boycotts. Efforts like this will undoubtedly grow under the new Literary Alliance.