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Eric Cantona Speaks Out: Amplifying Palestinian Voices Against Israeli Atrocities

Former professional footballer Eric Cantona has used his platform to denounce Israel’s atrocities, sharing a powerful testimony from Palestinian photojournalist Bisan Owda.

Bisan Owda has been on the frontlines in Gaza, documenting the ongoing conflict and bringing to light the harsh realities faced by Palestinians. Through her social media accounts, she has shared compelling evidence of the crimes committed by Israel, providing the world with an unfiltered view of the situation on the ground.

Cantona’s decision to amplify Bisan’s work highlights the importance of supporting Palestinian voices and shedding light on their experiences. By voicing his support, Cantona aims to raise awareness and garner international solidarity for the Palestinian cause. Watch the video below on the footballer’s instagram account.

Is there anyone left to defend these criminals? Is there anyone left who would not condemn the criminals? Are there still states that still arm these criminals? Is there anyone left who would not call this genocide? Is there anyone left who would not shed a tear in the face of such horror

As the situation in Gaza continues to escalate, the testimonies of individuals like Bisan Owda are crucial in keeping the global community informed. Cantona’s advocacy underscores the role that influential figures can play in advocating for justice and human rights.

Israel has killed more than 36,000 Palestinians in the Gaza Strip since a cross-border attack by the Palestinian group, Hamas, on 7 October last year.

Cantona, who is known for supporting Palestine, had most games for Manchester United in 1992-1997.

The former player is a five-time English Premier League winner. He won four Premier League titles with Manchester United and another with Leeds United.

Cantona was the French League champion in 1989 and 1991 when he was playing for Olympique Marseille.

He retired from football in 1997 when he was 30 years old.

Source: MEMO | Instagram | Twitter | Facebook

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