This Is Not a Time for Silence, so let's make some noise
Children are dying—not just from bombs, but from hunger, disease, and neglect.
Gaza is in collapse. The blockade on aid and relentless bombing has devastated the healthcare system, destroyed water and sanitation infrastructure, and cut off food and medicine to over 2 million people. Babies are dying from preventable conditions like diarrhoea and hypothermia. Malnourished infants are left to die in the few hospitals operating, assisted by the few surviving healthcare workers. Children orphaned by airstrikes are scavenging for food to survive.
- Over 245,000 cases of acute respiratory infections
- 161,000 cases of diarrhoea, mostly among children
- Gaza is now a polio epidemic zone, with vaccination halted
- More than 9,000 children treated for acute malnutrition—and rising
- 90% of children are without the nutrients needed to grow
- Over 1,000 children have lost one or both legs since the war escalated
- Many have been shot in the head or limbs, leaving them permanently disabled
This is a war on children.
And yet, they survive against impossible odds. Their resilience demands our action.
We are a collective of DJs, musicians, artists and community organisers standing in urgent solidarity with Gaza. In our last two events, over 40 iconic DJs and musicians raised £34,000 for UNICEF's Gaza Appeal, delivering food, medical aid, and shelter to families under siege.
From London to Rafah, we stand united. Music alone can’t stop bombs but it speaks louder than silence.
Join us. Donate. Collaborate. Organise.
Together, we can turn grief into resistance—and resistance into care.
Image by Hosny Salah
"I have to support this because the world needs more love, empathy, and humility. We need to stop all wars. Enough killing. Love is the key..."
David Beer DJ & House music legend