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Pink chose her and her rich friends' discomfort was more important than people's lives. I was a part of a UNICEF club as a child, and I was taught UNICEF was something that we could participate in directly to save lives around the world. If they don't stand with Gaza now and remove Pink, then UNICEF is going against everything I ever thought they were, and the world is a much darker place.
Being against genocide, a never ending war, and freedom of speech is not anti-semitism.. Its pro-peace, pro-life, and pro-humanity. Having a "representative" who is complicit in spreading a message that goes against those inalienable han rights goes against EVERYTHING I've known Unicef to be. As a yearly contributor during trick or treat for Unicef, this is appealing to me, and the effort the children who come asking for donations each year in my neighborhood.
She shouldn’t be an ambassador for an organization that’s goal is to feed children globally whilst denying genocide whilst the same said country induces famine to Palestine families.