Following criticism, Selena Gomez’s cosmetics business will support Palestinian conflict victims

Singer-actress Selena Gomez has promised to support Palestinian people throughout the carnage in Gaza via her cosmetics company.

The Middle East situation was the subject of a long statement made by Selena’s cosmetics firm on November 6.

The firm expressed their solidarity with the Palestinian citizens by saying, “We are devastated by the images & reports coming from the Middle East.”

It made the following statement: “Millions of Palestinians have been displaced and left without access to food, water, medication, or basic needs for existence. Israeli airstrikes have resulted in the deaths of thousands of innocent Palestinian civilians. These casualties include a large number of youngsters. Without exception, Palestinian citizens must be safeguarded.

“We are still very saddened by the horrific terror assault that took many innocent civilian lives in Israel on October 7th, including children. Attacks on people are never justified under any circumstance, they continued. “We vehemently condemn Islamophobia and anti-Semitism in all its manifestations.”

“We urge everyone to provide their support to humanitarian organizations that toil ceaselessly to deliver assistance & comfort to those in need. The message went on, “Any assistance, no matter how little, may have an impact.

The International Red Cross/Red Crescent Societies, Magen David Adom and the Palestinian Red Crescent Society, who are delivering emergency treatment on the ground, will receive contributions from Rare Beauty. We’ll also be contributing to UNICEF in order to provide the children of Gaza with resources and immediate medical attention.

According to aceshowbiz.com, the message was released a few days after Gomez addressed the criticism directed at her impartial position.

“I’m clearing my Instagram and taking a vacation. The 31-year-old former Disney princess said on her Story on November 2 that she was done. Then, in the face of the current Middle East war, she reaffirmed her neutral position by saying, “I do not support any of what’s going on.” Later on, however, she removed the statement.

She has faced criticism before for speaking out on the Israel-Hamas conflict.