“I can no longer be silent”, his heartfelt cry for peace resonates in a new song

Many artists use their art to convey messages or denounce certain situations. This is what Slimane decided to do this Saturday June 1, 2024, by revealing some extracts from an unreleased piece, through a publication on his Instagram account. This week the media world and social networks were shocked by the conflict currently taking place in the Middle East between Israel and Hamas.

Last week, a wave of indignation was sparked on social networks, following the Israeli army’s bombing of the city of Rafah with millions of shares of the image ” All eyes on Rafah » in support of the Palestinians. Numerous messages emerged calling for peace, echoed in particular by a large number of media personalities. The singer Slimane had not spoken out about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict until now, he has nevertheless called for peace many times and this is what he has decided once again to do this Saturday, June 1, 2024 .

Slimane’s moving words

The winner of season five ofThe Voicehas chosen to use his art and his social networks for a cause that is particularly close to his heart: world peace. “I want to believe in peace, I don’t want to die of hatred» he begins in these new extracts revealed on Instagram before continuing: “We need to talk to each other to understand our sorrows” Then “Sorry, I’m in too much pain, I can’t keep quiet anymore. And I know you’re hurting too, so what do we do brother?»

Strong words during which he calls for peace and love with great hope and emotion, adding lyrics in English so that the message can be understood internationally: “What about peace? What about freedom? What about love for all the children in this crazy world?» whose French translation means: “What about peace? What about freedom? What about love for all the children in this crazy world?»

This surprise message during Eurovision 2024

This is not the first time that the singer has called for peace, when he represented France during the last Eurovision last May. An intervention that he had interrupted during the last rehearsals of his piece Mon Amour with the poignant message: “When I was a child, I dreamed of music, I dreamed of being a singer to sing peace (…) We need to be united by music, yes, but also by love and peace. Thank you so much.»

A sequence for which he did not want to give the reasons when a journalist questioned him asking if he had a “message to Israeli viewers“.

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