حرية لفلسطين

Elizabeth Sutton, a Zionist artist, has produced collections celebrating 78 years of 'Israel' and the IOF whilst partnering with the Combat Antisemitism Movement to fund settler-colonial advocacy, weaponising claims of antisemitism and dehumanising Palestinians to shield genocide

Rick Lupert is a poet, songleader, and graphic designer who authors books affirming his love for "Israel", served on the first Birthright Israel trip, and publishes Torah poems that normalise the Zionist settler-colonial project — all behaviours that help sanitize occupation.

Gershon Hepner, a regular contributor to the Jewish Journal, advances Nakba denial and rejects genocide accusations against Israel to shield the apartheid regime from accountability for its ongoing ethnic cleansing and occupation in Palestine.

Jeff Dunham, an American ventriloquist, deploys the racist caricature Achmed the Dead Terrorist to propagate Orientalist stereotypes that dehumanise Arab and Muslim people and performed this material in occupied Palestine, behaviours that legitimise settler-colonial violence.

Paul Duldig is the CEO of the State Library of Victoria, where he weaponises "neutrality" to censor anti-genocide authors, curtail the speech of employees, and align the Library with the colony's pro-genocide status quo.

Tracey Herst-Woods is a museum executive who has spent more than sixteen years advancing the Zionist interests of the Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art and the Council of American Jewish Museums to help legitimise and whitewash Israel's settler-colonial occupation of Palestine.

Georgina Downer, daughter of the Downer family dynasty, accepts lobby trip bribes to Occupied Palestine, calls the Nakba "Holocaust denial", denies Israeli Apartheid & genocide, opposes ceasefire, opposes self-determination for Palestinians, and weaponises antisemitism.

Visual artist Dagmar Jaeger signed an open letter by the Creative Community For Peace asserting Israel's right to 'defend' itself, justifying the murder of tens of thousands of Palestinian civilians and the ethnic cleansing of millions more.

Candi Zell signed an open letter by the Creative Community For Peace asserting Israel's right to 'defend' itself, justifying the murder of tens of thousands of Palestinian civilians and the ethnic cleansing of millions more.

Sophie Galaise is a Canadian arts director and Honorary Consul who cancelled a concert by British-Australian pianist Jayson Gillham after he read a dedication to journalists murdered by Israel and stated that the killing of journalists is a war crime.

Robert Zaccano signed an open letter by the Creative Community For Peace asserting Israel's right to 'defend' itself, justifying the murder of tens of thousands of Palestinian civilians and the ethnic cleansing of millions more.

Ari Roussimoff, painter and film director, signed an open letter by the Creative Community For Peace asserting Israel's right to 'defend' itself, justifying the murder of tens of thousands of Palestinian civilians and the ethnic cleansing of millions more.

Andrew Heinze, an American playwright, signed an open letter by the Creative Community For Peace asserting Israel's right to 'defend' itself, justifying the murder of tens of thousands of Palestinian civilians and the ethnic cleansing of millions more.

Alyssa Rosenheck, architectural photographer, signed an open letter by the Creative Community For Peace asserting Israel's right to 'defend' itself, justifying the murder of tens of thousands of Palestinian civilians and the ethnic cleansing of millions more.

Allison Eden, an American glass mosaicist, signed an open letter by the Creative Community For Peace asserting Israel's right to 'defend' itself, justifying the murder of tens of thousands of Palestinian civilians and the ethnic cleansing of millions more.

Tia Kofi, a UK-based drag performer and RuPaul’s Drag Race UK alum, co-hosted the Eurovision Turquoise Carpet event, providing cultural cover for Israel’s participation and normalizing the settler-colonial state’s participation in a major international platform amid genocide.

Chad Michael Storbeck, a prominent drag performer known as Chad Michaels, lends visibility to Zionist voices by following key Israeli state propagandists and engaging with pro-Israel political content, thereby contributing to the normalization of settler-colonial violence.

Willam Belli, an American drag queen, participated in pinkwashing efforts by vacationing on occupied Palestinian land through the Moovz platform and praised Zionist settlers as "really nice," "100 percent cool with LGBT folks," and "totally Westernized."

Uri Elkayam, performing as the Israeli drag queen Miss Sistrata, normalizes settler-colonialism by representing "Israel" on international stages, participates in Israeli cultural institutions tied to the apartheid regime, and advances a public persona rooted in "Tel Aviv."

Kylie Sonique Love, a drag queen, violated the Palestinian-led BDS call by headlining Dragapalooza in occupied Palestine to lend her visibility to an event that shields Israel’s settler-colonial project and manufactures consent for its decades-long occupation and genocide.