LeBron James, renowned for advocating social justice and racial equality, has strongly condemned the Hamas attacks in Israel, characterizing the killing of Israeli civilians as "tragic" and "unacceptable."

He emphasizes the importance of working collectively to prevent the tragedy from fostering further hate, racism, and antisemitism, per the Daily Mail.

James, a prominent figure in sports, has consistently used his platform to address issues beyond athletics.

In his own words, "I will never shut up about things that are wrong." He has been an advocate for equality, social justice, racial equity, and addressing critical societal concerns such as racism and voter suppression, CNN noted. James understands the influence of his voice and platform, emphasizing the need to shed light on events in the United States and worldwide.

On the other hand, Tom Brady, an NFL legend and future Hall of Famer, has expressed his support for Israel amid the Israel-Hamas conflict through a social media statement, said The Messenger.

Brady joins a list of 12 NFL teams, numerous team owners and presidents, and several other athletes in providing his perspective on the ongoing situation in Israel, according to OutKick.

Tom Brady has a history of standing up against antisemitism, exemplified by his affiliation with the New England Patriots, a team owned by Robert Kraft, a man of the Jewish faith, per Marca's report.

Kraft initiated the "Stand Up to Jewish Hate" campaign in March 2023, advocating for the Jewish population in the United States, who, despite comprising 2.4% of the population, face 55% of hate crimes in the country.

Brady promptly aligned with the campaign, sharing videos in solidarity with the initiative.

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Hollywood Stars Show Support for Israel Amid Violent Hamas Attacks

In addition to LeBron James and Tom Brady, prominent Hollywood stars have expressed their support for Israel in the wake of a surprise attack launched by Hamas, per Variety.

This attack involved firing thousands of rockets from Gaza, resulting in a substantial loss of life, with at least 900 people killed and over 100 civilians taken hostage.

The timing of the attack, coinciding with Shabbat and the Jewish high holiday of Simchat Torah, is considered by many as a profoundly tragic event, often referred to as "Israel's 9/11."

It is the deadliest day in Israel in the last five decades. It has evoked comparisons to the Holocaust regarding the number of Jewish lives lost in a single day.

Over the weekend, President Joe Biden issued a statement condemning the terrorist attack and reaffirming the United States' unwavering support for Israel's security while emphasizing that terrorism is never justified.

Israel-Hamas Conflict Update

The Israeli military has launched airstrikes on the Gaza Strip and prepared for a potential ground invasion. They have also maintained a complete siege of the territory, causing severe humanitarian concerns, AP reports.

The siege has left Palestinians desperate for basic necessities, including food, fuel, and medicine, and it is set to continue until Hamas militants release approximately 150 hostages taken during a recent incursion.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken's visit and the delivery of U.S. weapons to Israel have signaled strong support for Israel's retaliatory actions in Gaza following Hamas' attack on civilians and soldiers.

However, international aid groups have raised concerns about a worsening humanitarian crisis.

Israel has halted the delivery of essential supplies and electricity to Gaza's 2.3 million residents. It has also prevented the entry of supplies from Egypt.

Israeli Energy Minister Israel Katz has asserted that no electricity, water, or fuel will be restored until the Israeli hostages are released.

Lt. Col. Richard Hecht, an Israeli military spokesman, has confirmed that forces are preparing for a potential ground maneuver should political leaders decide to proceed with one.

The recent Hamas assault on Israel, which began on Saturday, has resulted in a significant number of casualties.

In Israel, over 1,300 people, including 247 soldiers, have lost their lives, while the Israeli bombardment in Gaza has led to more than 1,530 fatalities.

Both sides report thousands of injuries, intensifying the humanitarian crisis.

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Written by: Bert Hoover

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