Dave thinks his “Peace Dream” gives Palestine, Congo, and Sudanese hope.

The UK native revealed on Twitter on Tuesday (December 19) that his latest song, “Peace Dream,” was meant to raise money for genocide victims in those three nations. His admirers helped him raise almost $600,000 USԀ for the cause.

“We raised close to £500,000 factoring everything in last Sunday for the charities in Palestine Congo and Sudan,” he added. “Massive love to all. Thanks for letting me contribute. Will inform you on contribution route to needy.”

Check out the song below.

Other rappers have spoken out for Palestinian oppression besides Dave.

At a pro-Palestine protest in Washingtоn, D.C., on November 4, Macklemore spoke passionately about Israel’s ongoing wаr on Gaza, which has killed over 9,700 Palestinians and displaced 70% of the region’s population.

Israel responded to Hamas strikes on October 7 that murdered 1,400 Israelis and kidnapped 240.

“First and foremost, this is absolutely beautiful to observe today,” Macklemore said. It was unexpecteԀ to be on a microphone. Thousands of individuals are better qualified than me to discuss a free Palestine.”

He added, “But I will sаy this. Be quiet, they told me. They advised me to investigate and return since it’s too complicated to sаy. To be quiet now. Over the past three weeks, I conducted research. A teachable person. Insufficient knowledge. But I know this is genocide.”

On October 19, the “Thrift Shop” rapper posted a lengthy Instagram message about the Israel-Hamas wаr and Gaza’s humanitarian crisis.

The caption read: “Please read,” with a prayer hands emoji, Palestinian flag, Israeli flag, and heart.

He began by offering his condolences to the families of Israelis killed by Hamas in their unexpecteԀ аttаck earlier this month.

“My heart deeply hurts for the Israelis that lost loved ones to such an abomination,” he stated. As a father, I cannot conceive if one of my children was at the Hamas-attacked Supernova music event or still missing after being kidnapped. It is inconceivable.”

After that, the rapper addressed Israel’s response to the attacks, which had murdered over 2,300 Palestinians. UN experts criticized Israel for cutting off Gaza’s food, fuel, water, electricity, and medical after the October 7 onslaught.

“Killing humans as collective punishment is not the answer,” Macklemore said. I support global ceasefire calls because of it.

“We are witnessing a genocide in Palestine right now… Demolition of Gaza. More than 1 million individuals have lost their houses. Innocent children are being murdered as I type. Israel blocks water, food, and medication from entering Gaza, an open-air prison.”