WATCH: Ushna Shah highlights 'disinformation' by Western media on Palestinian genocide
Ushna Shah has been actively speaking up for Palestinians undergoing one of worst brutality in Gaza
October 25, 2023
Pakistani actor Ushna Shah has been actively speaking up for the Palestinians undergoing one of the worst brutality in Gaza as Israel continues to bomb civilians in their homes, hospitals, and schools.
The latest from her content is a video depicting how the Zionists invaded and seized the Palestinians’ land under the patronage of some big powers in the world.
The video features herself and a couple of her friends playing the roles of Palestine, Israel, United States, United Kingdom, and some other countries.
Taking a dig at the reporting on the Israeli atrocities in Palestine, Ushna shared a message to highlight how Western media portrays Palestinians’ defence — against the Israeli settlers who colonised their land — as extremist militant attacks.
She also underscored through her video how the Western media has been spreading lies by showing AI-generated images and depicting fake attacks to keep “the tax dollars” coming to fund the propaganda.
The actor gave the people a wake-up call to end their silence over this oppression which is somehow allowing it to continue.
The Balaa actor is one of the social media influencers who have openly supported Palestine and called for an independent state of Palestine during the ongoing barbarianism which has resulted in the deaths of over 6000 innocent Palestinians, most of whom are children.
She has stopped posting any content related to her profession that is acting and modelling and her entire feed on the microblogging site X and Instagram since the eruption of hostilities, contains only posts related to the crisis.
The genocide in Gaza continues for nearly 20 days as Israeli strikes have martyred 6,546 Palestinians since October 7.
The casualties include 2,704 children, while 17,439 others were wounded by Israeli bombardment, the health ministry in Hamas-controlled Gaza said on Wednesday.
In the past 24 hours, 756 Palestinians including 344 children were killed in Israeli strikes, the ministry said.
