#swiftiesforceasefire

Since Disney's decision to donate two million dollars to Israel last October, while notably donating nothing to relief efforts in Gaza despite the ongoing genocide, activists around the world have called to pressure the company into changing their tune. One of the ways people are doing this is by boycotting their streaming service, Disney+.

Disney must be very relieved that they managed to snag The Eras Tour movie, which broke records for most ticket sales in a day when Taylor snubbed Disney and other distributors in favour of collaborating with AMC Theaters directly to release the film, for release on their shunned service.

Disney and Taylor, whose silence on the more than 27,000 massacred in Gaza while her movie played in theaters in Israel has had fans screaming for months, are expecting this move to be rewarded with thousands of streams and new subscriptions.

swifties who love taylor’s music but are also pro Palestinian and don’t mind “ruining” their Taylor aesthetic to post about Palestine which is more important >>>>>

the face of "girl power" and "feminism" can relax in her luxurious mansion and fly in her private jet, while ignoring the problems of the entire world, but she's a billionaire and the person of the year, which is clearly a win for the "gIrLiEs"

I spent three years of my life in Saudi Arabia. My dad worked for Aramco as a pilot, and we lived in a compound right along the Persian Gulf.

There were kids from all over the world at my school, the school even had an International Day assembly where everyone would represent their countries. It was an amazing experience getting to know people from across the globe, and some of my closest friends were from India, Pakistan, and Indonesia. But the one friend I still talk to to this day, almost 6 years after I moved, is from Palestine.

From my understanding, she is safe and living in Jordan currently, but my heart can't help but ache whenever I hear about what is happening to her country. She loved where she was from, and she was proud to be a Palestinian. I think about her every time I see more news about what's being done to her people, and my heart aches for her.

Last night, I had a dream about her, about Palestine. She looked so heartbroken, but she was fighting for her people. As Israel began to bomb Rafah (currently happening right now), she was there, helping her people get out and to safety. I remember something about crossing into Egypt for safety, and just narrowly avoiding the IOF.

At one point, after the IOF killed or pushed out everyone in the town and kicked them all out of Palestine, there was this moment of despair. The country was lost, and my friend was so distraught. However, the Palestinians rose up and began fighting back. I remember seeing a map that slowly began to show Palestine's control spreading North, with the civilians rising up and fighting for their freedom.

I'm not entirely sure what happened next, but I believe it had a happy ending for Palestine.

Unfortunately, I woke up, and the Palestinians are still suffering as I type this. Cities are being bombed, and the IOF will do anything to ensure a full genocide will play out. People are dying, innocent civilians who lived in a beautiful country are losing their lives for no reason.

This has to end.

Contact your reps, donate to organizations helping Palestine, and spread awareness.

It is not too late for Taylor to speak up and use her incredibly influential voice to call for a ceasefire.

#SWIFTIESFORCEASEFIRE

As fans, we call on @taylorswift to demand a ceasefire now. Taylor is Time's Person of the Year, and her voice is extremely influential. She can make a difference.

Please join us in calling for Taylor to use her voice for good. Find actions and resources for Palestine on our website.

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The #SwiftiesForPalestine are hosting a donation drive for Palestine on Feb. 6th–9th!