US country singer Zach Bryan wore a ‘Free Palestine’ t-shirt during a performance at Gillette Stadium in Massachusetts on Friday night in an apparent message to the venue’s owner, Robert Kraft. Bryan did not address the t-shirt while on stage. Musician Nate Head wore a white and tan striped "Palestine" jersey with the name Hind Rajab on the back and the number 5. On January 29, 2024, Hind Rajab and her family attempted to follow Israeli evacuation orders, fleeing their neighbourhood in Gaza City in a black Kia car driven by her uncle. Hind Rajab was killed after the Israeli military opened fire on the car she was in as her family tried to flee Israeli evacuation orders.
Other band members also support 'Free Palestine'
Members of Zach Bryan's band were also reportedly seen wearing similar ‘Free Palestine’ t-shirts. Guitarist Noah Le Gros also joined in on the statement ... and wore a green jersey with "Palestine" written on it as well. The shirts and jersey are apparently from Wear the Peace, an organization that donates to programs and humanitarian efforts in Gaza.
"We are so honored to see musician Noah Le Gros rocking our Palestine Jersey on stage at the Gillette Stadium (owned by Robert Kraft, the same guy who called Ed Sheeran to kick Macklemore off the tour) Noah and Zach both stood for Palestine tonight on a stage that tried to ban the simple mention of it. Free Palestine," the organization said in a tweet.
