Urging Peace: Natalia Cordova Pleads for Palestinian Support, Israeli Ceasefire

Natalia Cordova Stands with Palestinians, Appeals for Israeli Ceasefire in Gaza

Renowned celebrity Natalia Cordova, along with other top artists including Joaquin Phoenix, Selena Gomez, Ben Affleck, Priyanka Chopra, and several others, have signed an open letter urging President Joe Biden and Congress to push for a ceasefire in the ongoing war between Israel and Palestine.

The open letter, called Artists4Ceasefire, demands that President Biden and Congress take action to de-escalate the hostilities in the region after weeks of fighting between Israel and Hamas. The letter aims to convince the U.S. government to intervene and bring both parties to agree on a ceasefire.

Natalia Cordova’s message in the open letter states, “I’m calling to urge you to stand on the side of humanity and call for an immediate and permanent ceasefire, the safe return of all hostages, and the immediate delivery of humanitarian aid to the civilians in Gaza.”

By joining the signatories of the Artists4Ceasefire letter, Natalia Cordova demonstrates her concern for the Palestinians and indirectly calls on Israel to halt the relentless attacks on Gaza, which have claimed the lives of thousands of women, children, and elderly individuals.

Now, with the support of influential figures like Natalia Cordova, it is hoped that the message will reach President Biden and Congress, urging them to take action to bring about a ceasefire and ensure the safety and well-being of innocent civilians caught in the crossfire.

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In addition, Natalia Cordova’s support for a ceasefire in Gaza further demonstrates her sympathy towards the Palestinians who are currently experiencing extermination as a result of Israel’s colonization in Gaza, Palestine. According to the Aljazeera news portal, since the start of the Israel-Palestine war on October 7th, the statistics on average during the ongoing war are alarming: 42 bombs dropped every hour, 12 buildings destroyed, and 15 people killed, with 6 of them being children in Gaza. These devastating numbers highlight the urgency for a resolution to stop the violence and protect innocent lives.