Kareem Dennis

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Kareem Dennis

Kareem Dennis

British Rapper and Activist

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Kareem Dennis Lowkey is a vocal opponent of Zionism and is a patron of the Palestine Solidarity Campaign. He characterises Zionism as colonialism and ethnic cleansing.

In February 2009, he travelled to Palestinian refugee camps around the West Bank area to perform fundraising shows to help rebuild the Gaza Strip but was detained by the Israel Police for nine hours at Ben Gurion International Airport and interrogated, while having his passport confiscated. Later in 2009, he travelled with M-1 of Dead Prez to carry out a humanitarian aid mission and bring medical aid to the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip; this led to a collaboration between the two on Soundtrack to the Struggle. He was again detained for half a day by Israeli airport police in July 2010, en route to a number of concerts and musical workshops in refugee camps in the West Bank.

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Kareem Dennis or Lowkey said in this video: I condemn the genocidal conditions that created this violence. Every human heartbeat is sacred to me, We don't have a clear picture of what happened on October 7th because unfortunately too much of the media has relied on the Israeli military talking points which are given directly to them. Until you show observers that are able to establish the facts of October 7th, I will not allow the talking points of the Israeli military to become dominant of what happened on that day. The Palestinians are subject to genocidal war, a collective punishment in Gaza is real.