The continuing Israel-Hamas battle has resulted in hundreds of people fighting for their lives, making it one of the worst international wars the world has seen in recent memory. Due to Israeli military bombardment, the Gaza Strip is currently experiencing a complete blackout, with no access to food, water, energy, or communication. A few non-governmental organizations are attempting to aid the stranded people, and Game of Thrones‘ Sean Bean has expressed his solidarity with the victims of the Palestinian war.
Sean Bean stands in support of Palestine
There have been worldwide protests against the brutal conflict currently ravaging the Palestine strip, and a lot of innocent civilians have become victims of a war between Hamas and the Israeli forces. A number of House of the Dragon celebs have previously shown their support for the war victims. Recently, Game of Thrones star Sean Bean, who played the honorable Ned Stark on the show, showed his support for the war-ravaged state.
Fans are reminded of Ned Stark’s oath
When the photo of Sean Bean at a public protest supporting Palestine went viral on social media, a number of Game of Thrones fans rejoiced to see their favorite Warden of the North back in action. Just like Ned Stark, Sean Bean is an honorable man, and seeing him stand with war victims has inspired a lot of people. Here are some of the reactions of the fans from Twitter:
Of course Ned Stark would be pro-Palestine, r u kidding me. Sean, you king. pic.twitter.com/IfqIn0kwo2
— JJ (@ladydragonjj) December 5, 2023
I'm so glad he is but the fact so many celebs are pro israel leaves a sour taste.
— sunman🍉 (@KkingSunMan) December 5, 2023
house stark stands with Palestine
— facial 🇵🇸 (@facial6lock) December 6, 2023
The most honorable man
— Siya (@SiyaPhakathi01) December 5, 2023
Boromir, Ned Stark ❤️
— Mouss (@moussdkt) December 5, 2023
MAN OF HONOR!!!
— CASEY’S GAS STATION (@cdowg187) December 5, 2023
Our king of the north
— Asy Animator (@My_Name_Is_Asy) December 6, 2023
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