EXCLUSIVE: Images of kidnapped Israeli children projected onto iconic London buildings
#BringThemBack campaign at New Oxford Street, the Shard, Wembley and Tate Modern follows similar initiatives in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago and Miami.
Images of the children kidnapped by Hamas terrorists nine days ago have been projected onto iconic locations across the capital, including Baker Street, Tate Modern and Wembley.
The #BringThemBack campaign is led by a group of ‘concerned global citizens’ who have joined together across major cities including New York, LA, Chicago, and Miami.
In an effort to raise awareness, all the images being projected are of the children being held hostage.
A spokesperson from the campaign told Jewish News: ‘The calculated kidnap of nine-month-old Kfir and other children has shocked and sickened the humane world.
‘Our hearts and those of all good people around the globe bleed at the thought of what those beautiful children and the nearly 200 kidnapped innocents are going through.
“We are determined to keep their faces in the public consciousness and won’t rest until each and every one of the hostages are home. We hope that this campaign at prominent locations across London and the rest of the world encourages all to join this effort.’
The #BringThemBack group has focused its attention on securing marquee billboard sites that can be seen by the largest number of people and not removed by anyone.
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