Ariana Grande has joined a growing number of global artists raising concern over the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
On Sunday, the singer shared an urgent message with her 374 million Instagram followers, amplifying the Red Line for Gaza campaign calling for unrestricted aid access.
One of Grande’s Instagram Stories read: “Starving people to death is a red line. The Israeli government is crossing this red line before our eyes."
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Her statement comes amid intensified international pressure for intervention as the crisis worsens. The Red Line campaign is supported by multiple British and international organisations demanding immediate aid access for civilians.
This is not Grande’s first time addressing the conflict. In September 2024, she joined celebrities including Dua Lipa, Cate Blanchett, and Ben Affleck in signing an Artists4Ceasefire petition urging former US President Joe Biden to end the “illegal supply of weapons to Israel.”
Other high-profile figures including Olivia Rodrigo, Billie Eilish and Lana del Ray have voiced similar concerns in recent weeks.
With over 300,000 people displaced in the region, campaigns like Red Line are focusing attention on the urgent need for food, medical supplies, and safe humanitarian corridors.
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