At this year’s Tomorrowland festival in Belgium, a group of Israelis made a strong statement by raising awareness about the hostages held in Gaza and flew Israeli flags high, a courageous act in a world where antisemitism is alarmingly prevalent.
This act of solidarity and resilience was particularly significant given the horrific events at the Nova Festival in southern Israel, where Hamas terrorists brutally killed over 300 people during the Oct. 7th massacre.
In the face of adversity, Israel continues to dance and even in the darkest times, the people of Israel always find ways to celebrate life and stand united against hate.
Israelis at the famous #Tomorrowland music festival in Belgium last weekend.
Loud and proud ❤️🇮🇱💪🏽 pic.twitter.com/Wtc06Tl9mi
— Ambassador Idit Rosenzweig-Abu (@IditAbu) July 25, 2024
Thank you, @tomorrowland, for standing by Israël 🇮🇱🥰🇮🇱
Baruch hashem from Belgium ! pic.twitter.com/ilGtN47QGJ— jonah6315 de waarheid 🎗 (@ITrefois) July 21, 2024
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