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Khalid Abdalla is one of the most prominent celebrities to speak out against Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza and in support of Palestinian rights. The British-Eg…
Khalid Abdalla is one of the most prominent celebrities to speak out against Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza and in support of Palestinian rights.
The British-Egyptian actor does not shy away from using his public profile to push for change.
Abdalla says he's found a way to balance his art with his political activism.
"Most of my work is cultural responses to physical trauma" --- is he high?<br>He has not experienced a DAY of trauma in Gaza.<br>Where do these people come from?
@@politicas3361Imported1mo ago
So this dude DID NOT go to Gaza to fight. He prefers the comfort and safety of the west that tolerates LGBTQ<br>We hear you sweetheart - have you got a poem or something?
Khalid Abdalla is one of the most prominent celebrities to speak out against Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza and in support of Palestinian rights.
The British-Egyptian actor does not shy away from using his public profile to push for change.
Abdalla says he's found a way to balance his art with his political activism.