Gaza children paint mural honoring Tucker Carlson
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- Gaza children released a video message thanking Tucker Carlson and urging him to keep speaking out for them.
- Led by 11-year-old Layan Al-Qouqa, children painted a mural of Carlson's portrait amidst the rubble in Gaza.
- The gesture follows Carlson's public opposition to 'Israel's' military campaign, which he called a genocide, and his criticism of US aid.
A group of Palestinian children in the Gaza Strip released a video message addressed to American journalist Tucker Carlson, asking him to continue sharing their stories with the world and remain a vocal advocate for children living through war and destruction.
The video features 11-year-old Layan Al-Qouqa standing alongside several children amidst the ruins in Gaza.
Together, they created a large mural centered around a painted portrait of Carlson as an expression of gratitude for his editorial position.
The gesture specifically acknowledges Carlson's public stance against 'Israel''s military actions in Gaza, his opposition to US military assistance to 'Israel', and his criticism of lobbying organizations such as the American 'Israel' Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC).
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Carlson has drawn international attention for denouncing the war, labeling the military campaign in Gaza a genocide and criticizing Washington's political establishment.
The video has circulated widely across social media platforms.
The mural project marks a continuation of initiatives by Al-Qouqa, who frequently uses painting and artistic representations of public figures to convey the plight of Gazan children under ongoing bombardment to an international audience.
