The Together for Palestine Campaign Moves to New York
Led by Brian Eno, the 'Together for Palestine' campaign has decided to bring its cultural solidarity to New York following the major event in London.
The Together for Palestine campaign, which brought thousands of people together in London, has announced that it has begun preparations to move its music and solidarity activities to New York.
Decision to Move to New York
Following the event in London, the Together for Palestine campaign is moving its music and solidarity activities to New York under the leadership of Brian Eno.
This step comes at a time when artists are being excluded from events due to their stances in solidarity with Palestine and their objections to censorship.
Broad Participation and Support
Preparations are being carried out with the participation of well-known names such as Brian Eno, Khalid Abdalla, Ramy Youssef, Billie Eilish, Florence Pugh, and others.
Among those offering support are Dr. Ghassan Abu Sitta and Francesca Albanese.
Wembley Arena Gathering in London
The New York announcement was made approximately one year after the concert at Wembley Arena in London, which was attended by more than ten thousand people.
This event aimed to raise funds for Palestinians and draw attention to the situation in Gaza.
Growing Solidarity in the Cultural Sphere
Following Israel's attacks on Gaza, artistic solidarity has become more visible at major concerts and festivals.
At award ceremonies and festivals, artists have adopted stances calling for an end to the war.