US megastars Taylor Swift and Selena Gomez attended a comedy show in New York this weekend that raised money for relief efforts in the Gaza Strip.
Swift and Gomez, along with fellow A-listers Cara Delevingne, Anya Taylor-Joy, and Zoe Kravitz, were photographed leaving the show by Egyptian-American comedian Ramy Youssef on Friday night.
The show, hosted at The Brooklyn Academy of Music, was part of Youssef's 'More Feelings' tour.
All proceeds from Friday's show were to go to American Near East Refugee Aid, an NGO currently working to provide humanitarian in Gaza - where almost 18,000 people have been killed in a brutal Israeli onslaught that has lasted two months.
ANERA also work in the occupied West Bank, as well as in Jordan and Lebanon.
Both Swift and Gomez have drawn criticism for not using their fame to draw attention to Israel's war on Gaza, which has injured tens of thousands of people and displaced almost the entirety of the Palestinian territory's population since it began on 7 October.
Criticism for Gomez has been especially vocal as the singer and actress - who has almost half a billion followers on Instagram - said speaking up would do nothing to end the violence.