At The Golden Globes, "The Crown" Actor Khalid Abdalla Made A Fashion Statement Demanding A Ceasefire In The Israel-Palestine Conflict

"We need this to end. The first step must be a permanent ceasefire."

During the 2024 Golden Globes, The Crown's Khalid Abdalla used fashion to make a statement on the red carpet.

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On his sweater, he wore a dove pin and a white armband. Doves and the color white are generally recognized as symbols of peace.

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Khalid wrote on Twitter, "The dove is made in Bethlehem. Today marks three months of unfathomable death and destruction."

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"We need this to end. The first step must be a permanent ceasefire. #CeasefireNow."

The dove is made in Bethlehem. Today marks three months of unfathomable death and destruction. We need this to end. The first step must be a permanent ceasefire. #CeasefireNow pic.twitter.com/O2Io3f7RbR

— Khalid Abdalla (@khalidabdalla) January 8, 2024

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On Oct. 7, around 1,200 Israelis were reportedly killed in attacks by Hamas. Since then, a reported 22,835 people have been killed in Gaza in retaliatory attacks, with an additional 58,416 people wounded.

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This isn't the first time Khalid used the red carpet to speak out about the Israel-Palestine conflict. At the November premiere of The Crown Season 6 Part 1, he wore the words "ceasefire now" on his palm.

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He also attended the December finale premiere with the words "return the hostages" and "end the occupation" on his palms. "Permanent ceasefire" was written on the outside of his hands.

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