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Kosha Dillz

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Brooklyn-based rapper, artist, and filmmaker. Kosha Dillz, or Rami, uses his uncanny ability to freestyle life w/ songs that have earned him supportive fans all over the world. He approaches user-friendly topics and deals with his dark past via humor + witty punchlines. This has helped him land on MTV's Wild 'N Out for 4 seasons. His doc film "Bring the family home," is a story of touring US college campuses and his career post October 7th that will premier this summer. If you dig the likes of Harry Mack, Mac Miller, Lil Dicky, Wu Tang and Matisyahu, Kosha is the fine line between all of

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About Israel and the Jewish world.

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“What matters most in life is not what you become, but what you do. There is no position - there is a mission.” - Shimon Peres Three years since October 7. Three years - and there is still a hole. Not a wound that healed. Not something time carried away. A hole. The kind you learn to live around. To walk carefully around. To celebrate birthdays, sit at Friday-night tables, keep breathing around - while knowing someone who should be there simply isn’t. And perhaps that is why this became my mission. 335 faces. 335 lives. 17 minutes. Seventeen minutes may sound long in a world that teaches us to scroll after seconds. But how do you fit an entire human life into seconds? A childhood. A family. A laugh. A friendship. A love story. Dreams that were still waiting to happen. You can’t. These 17 minutes can only offer the smallest glimpse into lives infinitely larger than the way they ended. And these 335 people are still only a fraction of those murdered on October 7. The mind cannot comprehend a number that large. So don’t look at the number. Look at their faces. Every number had a name. Every name had a life. Every life was an entire world to someone. So today, three years later, I am asking you: Give them 17 minutes. For what they endured. For the families who have endured every minute since. For lives that deserve to be remembered for so much more than the day they were taken. Watch. Stay. Know their faces. And then please do not let this video end with you. Share it. Send it. Carry these faces across cities, countries, languages and borders. Three years later, the hole is still there. We may spend the rest of our lives learning how to walk around it. But we will not walk past them. We will speak their names. We will show their faces. We will tell their stories. We will remember with love what hate tried to erase. Please give them 17 minutes. And then help us carry them forward. #bringthemlight #october7 #neverforget #memories #love

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basically we are in our 40s and 50s trolling about Palestine and no one knows a family they can help including my Palestinian friends within Israel who don't see the benefit of random money from donations that white people give to gofundmes. It takes massive effort to help real x.com/HenMazzig/stat…

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@JoshMalina @ADL he things people say about dont get punished +they "pick" their jewish community. We on other hand forgive Kanye, Macklemore, go to concerts yet would throw their own people to dogs after 1 statement. I think we need to let people come back + chat, but( I also feel you) Hard to

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