With his powerful track Genocide , an emotional indictment of the genocidal violence in Gaza, Stryder made his breakthrough and reached more than 400,000 people via social media.

Stryder is not giving a show to entertain, but a call to wake up. Because silence in times of genocide is not an option.

Recently, Dr. Dana Mustafa traveled to Egypt to participate in an international protest march towards Rafah, but the Egyptian authorities refused to let her into the country.

With a poem written by a Palestinian poet, Dana brings the reality of Gaza closer. Poetry as a bridge. As an indictment. As a refusal to remain silent.

Raj'een brings not only a spectacular dance show, but also a powerful message of Palestinian culture, pride and resistance. Dabke is more than a dance; it is a symbolic expression of solidarity and 'sumud'; determination.

While elsewhere silence reigns, Raj'een uses movement to make us feel what words often fail to do.

With his extensive experience in peace missions and diplomacy, Jan Pronk works tirelessly to expose injustice and demand change, while reflecting on the situation in Gaza and the role of the international community, including NATO countries, in this crisis.

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Portrait: © Dida Mulder

Laura is an outspoken advocate for justice and peace. With her performance My Name is Rachel Corrie, she brought the story of the young American activist who fought for Palestinian rights to the stage. Her commitment underlines her deep-rooted involvement in the situation in Gaza and her commitment to human rights.

We are happy to announce that Sami Simreen, a Palestinian, a resident of The Hague and an activist for Palestinian rights, will be joining us on Gaza Beach.

He will share strategic tips with the public about measures we can take ourselves to respect international treaties regarding Palestine and avoid unwitting support to illegal occupation.