Entertainment world reacts to news of Gaza ceasefire

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BBC.Model Bella Hadid, who is of Palestinian descent – and has continually advocated for an end to the war with sister Gigi – shared on Instagram Stories a clip of Palestinians celebrating the deal. “My heart is in pieces”, she wrote. “There’s just so much to say”.Rapper Macklemore, who released the singles ‘Hind’s Hall’ and ‘Hind’s Hall 2’ in benefit of Palestinian aid, shared his elation on social media with a clip of children hearing the news. “Tears….CEASEFIRE!!!

FREE PALESTINE”, he wrote.A post shared by BEN (@macklemore)Scream actress Melissa Barrera, who was dropped from the horror film franchise after sharing a social media post in support of Palestine, shared a string of emojis expressing her relief and excitement, adding: “Until liberation”.Kehlani, while celebratory, acknowledged the anxieties around the ceasefire deal while calling it a part of “first steps”.“I know we all feel still deeply incredibly worried and mistrusting of the regime and its potentials, but also rn, imma cry at all the Gazan joy and relief,” she wrote on Threads, “worth celebrating.

deeply.”Paloma Faith expanded on these sentiments, writing in an Instagram Story she’s “almost sad and scared about the ceasefire now”.“It worries me what they will do before the ceasefire and the aftermath and trauma endured by all those families who have witnessed unspeakable things, been tortured, lost family members, all the orphaned children, the childless parents, the PTSD they will live with forever,” she wrote.“No where to live, no where to go, a wasteland….

It’s unthinkable and unforgivable”.Other artists also stood firm on the seriousness of the fatalities in Palestine, along with what the country still faces.