Celeb Solidarity: Ruth Negga Backs Palestinians, Calls for Israeli Ceasefire

Ruth Negga Stands with Palestinians, Appeals for Israeli Ceasefire in Gaza

Renowned celebrity Ruth Negga, along with Joaquin Phoenix, Selena Gomez, Ben Affleck, Priyanka Chopra, and several other top artists, has signed an open letter urging President Joe Biden and Congress to push for a ceasefire in the ongoing war between Israel and Palestine. This open letter, called The Artists4Ceasefire, demands that President Biden and Congress take action to de-escalate the hostilities between Israel and Hamas.

The Artists4Ceasefire open letter was sent to President Biden and Congress in an effort to persuade the U.S. government to convince both parties involved to agree to a ceasefire after weeks of intense fighting in the region. Ruth Negga’s inclusion in signing this letter showcases her concern for the Palestinians and indirectly calls on Israel to put an end to the continuous attacks on Gaza, which have claimed the lives of thousands of women, children, and elderly individuals.

In her message conveyed through the open letter, Ruth Negga 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.”

Ruth Negga’s act of signing the Artists4Ceasefire letter highlights her support for the Palestinians and her plea for Israeli forces to halt their relentless assault on Gaza. With the support of influential artists like Negga, there is hope that their collective voice will prompt President Biden and Congress to prioritize a ceasefire and work towards peace in the region.

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In conclusion, the devastating impact of the recent conflict in Gaza is undeniable, with 26 out of 33 hospitals in Gaza non-functional, 278,000 homes destroyed, and 311 schools severely damaged. However, amidst the chaos, there have been expressions of support for a ceasefire in Gaza, such as from actress Ruth Negga, showing sympathy for the plight of Palestinians enduring relentless air and ground attacks by Israel in Palestine.