A Eurovision legend is leaving Europe behind after facing rising antisemitism, death threats, and canceled performances.
Lenny Kuhr, the 76-year-old Dutch singer who won Eurovision in 1969, has officially made aliyah to Israel alongside her husband, Robert. After years of e, including facing disruptions by pro-Palestinian activists, Kuhr has chosen to begin a new chapter closer to her children and grandchildren.

“I want to live in a country that I love,” she said upon arriving in Israel. Her story is a painful reflection of the growing hostility Jewish artists face in Europe, where even celebrated cultural icons are being made to feel unwelcome.
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British music icon @BoyGeorge speaks at the site of the Nova massacre about his love for Israel and why he has always felt so comfortable here as a gay performer.

He recalls one of his earliest visits to Tel Aviv, when he came across a bar dedicated to Divine, the iconic tor, and performer. It was moments like these that made him feel welcomed and accepted in Israel, a country he continues to hold close to his heart.
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British musician @BoyGeorge visits the site of the Nova music festival and speaks to survivors and former hostages. He tells the crowd what inspired him to write his song “We Will Dance Again,” and reiterates to everyone “If you are ever confused, I stand with the Jews.”
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.@BoyGeorge visits the Nova site and meets former hostage Omer Shem Tov who was kidnapped from the festival.
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Israeli fashion takes center stage in Rome! 🇮🇱✨

Kim Kardashian stunned on the red carpet at the premiere of her new Hulu series, All’s Fair, wearing a breathtaking custom creation by renowned Israeli fashion designer Galia Lahav.
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During Saturday Night Live's Weekend Update, comedian Michael Che mocked Israel's record voter turnout, saying it was great “regardless of if you’re on the right side, or the left side, or the genocide.”

What a weird way to talk about the only country in the region that even time when Israelis are exercising their democratic rights in historic numbers, including strong participation from Arab Israeli voters, reducing their participation in democracy to a punchline about genocide is deeply irresponsible.

Comedy has always been a space for political commentary and criticism, but it also carries responsibility, particularly at a time of rising antisemitism.

Accusations invoking genocide should not be casually turned into punchlines at the expense of an entire nation.
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Hollywood is reportedly in a state of panic as celebrities brace themselves for the possibility of being unfollowed by Ms. Rachel.
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🇮🇱 @BoyGeorge has landed in Israel!

The British music icon is set to perform two concerts in Tel Aviv, including a special performance dedicated to the victims of the Nova music festival.

Speaking about his single “Od Nirkod” (“We Will Dance Again”), Boy George shared that he he “felt like I needed to say something.”

A powerful reminder of music’s ability to bring people together, honor those we’ve lost, and spread hope. ❤️
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How epic.

American R&B rapper Ja Rule comes to Israel and performs for the very first time ever.
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A hilarious New York City celebrity encounter! 😂🍣

Nobody Wants This star Jackie Tohn shares the hilarious story of bumping into Harry Styles at Shalom Japan, a NYC restaurant that brings together Ashkenazi Jewish and Japanese cuisines.

WATCH Jackie tell the story! 🎥
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American hip-hop and R&B superstar Ja Rule is bringing his music to Israel for the very first time! 🇮🇱🎤

Tonight, he'll take the stage in Rishon LeZion, reminding us once again that music has the power to transcend borders, bring people together, and build bridges between cultures. ❤️🎶
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The creator of Netflix’s hit series Nobody Wants This, Erin Foster, joined us on the red carpet as we honored her with CCFP’s Ambassador of Peace Award!

At a time of rising antisemitism and widespread misinformation about Jewish identity and culture, storytelling that humanizes rates the richness, beauty, and diversity of Jewish life is more important than ever.

Through Nobody Wants This, Erin has brought Jewish culture and traditions to millions of viewers around the world, helping foster greater understanding and appreciation of the Jewish community.

We are proud to recognize Erin for the meaningful impact of her work and the power of storytelling to build bridges.
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It was an honor for Creative Community for Peace to recognize Hollywood Producer Lynn Harris as our Ambassador of Peace for her unwavering commitment to standing against antisemitism and her continued support of Israel and the Jewish community.

At a time when speaking out the entertainment industry has become increasingly important, Lynn has consistently used her voice to advocate for the Jewish community, stand in solidarity with Israel, and call for the release of the hostages held by Hamas.

We are deeply grateful for Lynn’s friendship, her steadfast support of CCFP and our mission, and her willingness to speak out when it matters most. Thank you, Lynn, for standing with us!
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Drop it like it’s Shabbat 😹

Havdallah with Snoop Dogg is the best thing we have seen on the internet in a long time.

Video: @nili_salem
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Whatever else is being said, seeing Hollywood figures be so loud, proud, and unapologetically Jewish is truly inspiring.

Erin Foster, her sister Sara Foster, and Jackie Tohn, who plays Esther on Nobody Wants This, came together to lead Shabbat prayers at the show’s Shabbat l moment of Jewish pride. ✡️❤️
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We were proud to honor Ethiopia Habtemariam as one of our Ambassadors of Peace.

Ethiopia has worked hard to build bridges in the entertainment industry and we applaud her for Ethiopia for hervisionary leadership and commitment to peace.

At our red carpet, Ethiopia sends a ommunity who are dealing with the surge in antisemitism: “None of it is real. We are all human and we are all the same."
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A beautiful and deeply moving moment of Jewish pride and solidarity in Hollywood!

Academy Award-winning actor Dustin Hoffman joined Israeli singer Ester Rada in singing Israel’s national anthem, Hatikvah, during a special evening at UCLA celebrating the unbreakable bond between srael.

Among those in attendance were former Hamas hostage Eliya Cohen and his wife, Ziv Aboud, a survivor of the Nova music festival massacre.

At a time where so many American Jews are worried about the rise in antisemitism, it is inspiring to see Hollywood legends wearing their Judaism so loudly and proudly.
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It was a true honor to celebrate legendary rock icon Gene Simmons at our Ambassadors of Peace Gala.

Throughout his remarkable career, Gene has remained unapologetically proud of his Jewish identity, using his voice and platform to challenge convention, speak from the heart, and tisemitism in the entertainment industry and beyond.

Thank you, Gene, for your courage, authenticity, and unwavering commitment to standing up for what you believe in.
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Netflix’s hit series The Diplomat has paid a touching tribute to Hersh Goldberg-Polin and Aner Shapira, two victims of Hamas’s October 7 attack, in its fourth season.

Created by Debora Cahn, a descendant of Holocaust survivors, the series returned for its fourth season last cing the meaningful tribute.

Hersh’s mother, Rachel Goldberg-Polin, shared how moving it is to know that people around the world are working to ensure the stories of the hostages are never erased or forgotten.

A small but meaningful gesture honoring the memory of two heroes of the Nova music festival and ensuring their stories continue to be told.
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What an incredible night! ❤️

Thank you to everyone who joined us for the 8th Annual Ambassadors of Peace Gala and celebrated the power of music, entertainment and the arts to bring people together.

A huge congratulations to our amazing honorees: Gene Simmons who has spent vention, speaking his heart, and never shies away from confronting antisemitism; Erin Foster for using her platform to bring humor and humanity to Jewish identity on the screen; Kevin Weaver for uplifting and elevating some of the biggest names in music and demonstrating the power of the arts to unite; Lynn Harris for her acclaimed contributions in entertainment and her unflinching defense of the Jewish people; and Ethiopia for her visionary leadership and commitment to peace and cross cultural bridgebuilding.

We’re so grateful to each of you for standing with Creative Community for Peace and using your voices and platforms to make a difference.

Peace is something we build together. Through music, entertainment and the arts, we can bridge divides, stand up to antisemitism and create a world with more understanding, connection and hope. ❤️
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