Israel-Hamas War: List Of Celebrities That Have Reacted To Tragedy In Rafah
Several Indian celebrities have reacted to the tragedy in Rafah where at least 45 have been killed.
Israel continues to face surging international criticism after a strike in the southern Gaza city of Rafah set fire to a camp, which was housing displaced Palestinians. At least 45 people have been killed, as per several reports. Israel continues to face flak for its latest attack on Palestine. In the latest entertainment news, several Indian celebrities have expressed their outrage at civilian deaths, including children that were burnt alive. Rohit Sharma's wife Ritika Sajdeh on Tuesday evening shared a poster on Instagram Stories, which read, "All eyes on Rafah."
Samantha Ruth Prabhu has also been amplifying Instagram posts that are calling out Israel's attack on Rafah. One of the posts shared by her, called for a ceasefire in Gaza.
"This (Latest attack on Rafah) comes after the ICJ (International Court of Justice) ruled on Friday for Israel to 'immediately halt its military offensive in Rafah. There are no words for this horror. There is nowhere safe to go. It must stop. Ceasefire now," the post read.
Actress Swara Bhasker has also emerged as a vocal supporter of Palestinian rights. She has been sharing several posts, expressing her anger and frustration over the Rafah attack.
“We live in a world that expects us to have a balanced response to babies being beheaded and burnt alive in tents!!!! There are no words, only curses in my heart for the smug white men (and women and people) who did this, enabled this, abetted this, funded this, supported this, made a narrative to normalise this, celebrated this," Swara Bhasker wrote.
Bollywood actress Dia Mirza also shared a "Let Gaza live' poster".
'Dangal' actress Fatima Sana Shaikh wrote, "Came across a really disturbing video of beheaded children in Rafah. One cannot just ignore this anymore. When will this end!”
TV actor Nakuul Mehta also reshared a post on Instagram Stories that called out Israel. “If your country is beheading children, your country does not deserve to exist," the post read.
For the unversed, "All Eyes On Rafah" is a phrase that refers to the ongoing genocide in Rafah, Gaza. “All eyes on Rafah” is a phrase that refers to the ongoing genocide in Rafah, Gaza, with over 1.4 million Palestinians seeking shelter," Iran's Embassy In India's official handle on X wrote.
