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US rapper Macklemore has announced a tour branded 'Free Palestine', putting his support for Palestinians at the centre of his live performances. The announcement is drawing strong reactions online, with supporters praising him for using his platform on Gaza and critics accusing him of politicising his music. It adds to the rapper's history of outspoken commentary on the Israel-Gaza war.
- 2São Paulo street sign renamed 'Palestine Square' amid Gaza war tensions●« … removed a street sign reading "State of Israel" from a square in São Paulo on Monday and replaced it with one readin
In São Paulo, Brazil, activists on Monday removed a street sign reading 'State of Israel' from a city square and replaced it with one reading 'Free Palestine' and 'Palestine Square'. The act is linked to pro-Palestinian activism surrounding the Gaza conflict, with references to Brazilian activist Thiago Ávila circulating alongside calls for a ceasefire.
- 3Zack Polanski says abuse will not silence him on Palestine●« … says he will not be bowed by the abuse he receives to stop talking about Palestine and criticising the Israeli gover
Zack Polanski says he will not be bowed by the abuse he receives for speaking about Palestine and criticising the Israeli government. He has been tagged in posts alongside hashtags calling for a ceasefire and a free Palestine, and his remarks are circulating among users discussing the Israel-Gaza war. Supporters are sharing his statement as a stand against intimidation of public figures who criticise Israeli policy.
- 4Macklemore launches Free Palestine tour●FREE PALESTINE! https://www. theguardian.com/music/2026/sep /24/macklemore-free-palestine-tour-ed-sheeran Macklemore! #
Rapper Macklemore is reportedly launching a 'Free Palestine' tour, according to a Guardian article being widely shared alongside pro-Palestine hashtags. The announcement is drawing attention from supporters of the Palestinian cause, with posts linking the tour to broader solidarity movements covering Gaza, Sudan, Congo and other causes. Discussion so far is mostly celebratory from activist circles.