Swedish actor Gustaf Skarsgård, best known for playing Floki in Vikings, has publicly voiced his support for Palestinians, saying he is not afraid of any backlash his stance may bring.
He explained that his initial hesitation was not because he feared criticism, but because he felt his own gesture of wearing a T-shirt was small compared with those risking their lives to challenge Gaza's blockade or report from the ground.
"I support this campaign with all my heart," Skarsgård said. "Freedom for Palestine. End the occupation and the illegal settlements. No one is truly free until Palestine is free."
I was born a Muslim
I strayed away and stopped believing in God.
I reread the Quran, came back to Islam.
And In’sha’Allah, Allah uses me as a vessel to bring others to Islam just as he brought me back. 🤍
One of the dangers of witnessing so much cruelty is that nothing shocks you anymore.
Guard your heart against numbness by helping others in whatever way you can.
The suffering of another human being should never become background noise simply because there is too much of it.
There is no moral difference between putting people in gas chambers and burning people in safe zones inside tents.
A holocaust is happening right before our eyes and the world is silent
@TheAlphaNemisis@DCI_Kenya The presumption of innocence isn't just a legal formality—it's protection for people who might be victims of technical errors, not malicious intent
@TheAlphaNemisis@DCI_Kenya Correction ni 2006. Since you know him it’s better to understand the whole story before you judge bro. There’s 2 sides to every story. Be careful lest envy consume you.