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Hollywood artists demand balanced coverage of Israel-Gaza fighting

Signatories to joint statement decrying "misleading, one-sided accounts" include Michael Bublé, Gene Simmons, Selma Blair, Haim Saban, and Noa Tishby.

by  ILH Staff
Published on  05-18-2021 12:52
Last modified: 06-20-2022 09:54
Hollywood artists demand balanced coverage of Israel-Gaza fightingAP/Ariel Schalit

A woman in Sderot surveys the damage to her home after it was hit by a rocket fired from the Gaza Strip on May 15, 2021 | Photo: AP/Ariel Schalit

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More than 130 leaders from the entertainment industry have signed a joint statement released by the non-profit entertainment industry organization Creative Community For Peace calling on fellow entertainers and executives to use their platforms to combat misleading and one-sided accounts of the conflict in Israel and the Palestinian territories.

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The open letter urges those in the entertainment community to use their voice to call for the de-escalation of violence and the end to divisive rhetoric while also acknowledging the pain and loss impacting all parties involved in the conflict.

Gene Simmons of KISS, singer Michael Bublé, producer Haim Saban, and actress Selma Blair are among nearly 130 signers of the joint statement, which was made public Friday.

"We are deeply concerned by the escalating violence in Israel and the Palestinian Territories," the statement reads. "The loss of life and violence is heartbreaking. We call on the leaders of all parties to end the violence, urge calm, and work toward de-escalation."

The statement's signers are among the first in the entertainment industry to publicly promote peace while also opposing a surge of deceptive media narratives that have dominated the news cycle since tensions escalated nearly a week ago.

"We also call on our colleagues and friends in the entertainment community to stop posting misinformation and one-sided narratives that only work to inflame the conflict instead of bringing about peace," the statement continues.

"Misinformed and fallacious memes being posted by those far away from the conflict are being taken for truth," said Ari Ingel, Director of Creative Community for Peace. "This distorted version of reality is being spread online and then amplified by influencers, which only fans the flames of hatred and has real life consequences."

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