Zack de la Rocha went to a Palestine march instead of Rage Against The Machine’s Hall Of Fame induction

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Rage Against The Machine frontman Zack de la Rocha was seen participating in a pro-Palestine march instead of attending the band’s Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame induction ceremony.The artist turned up to a protest in Washington DC on Saturday (November 4), in which 300,000 people marched on the capital to protest against Israeli strikes on Gaza and call for a ceasefire on the Palestinian enclave, with many calling for more definitive action from US President Joe Biden.The renowned hardcore videographer hate5six shared a photo of himself with de la Rocha among the protesters, writing: “300,000 of us marched on DC today in support of Palestinian self-determination and called for an end to Israel’s genocide.

Cell service tanked the livestream but I ran into Zack de la Rocha who came out for the march.”He added: “We talked for a while about how this is a tipping point in history.

People are waking up to how interconnected the fight for liberation is, from Ferguson to Gaza.”300,000 of us marched on DC today in support of Palestinian self-determination and called for an end to Israel's genocide.

Cell service tanked the livestream but I ran into Zack de la Rocha who came out for the march. pic.twitter.com/uj8Pi8buig— hate5six (@hate5six) November 5, 2023Guitarist Tom Morello was the only member of the band to attend the induction ceremony last Friday (November 3), with Tim Commerford and Brad Wilk also choosing to skip the event.However, he did acknowledge the current events in his speech and was seen backstage holding his trophy as well as a note that read “Ceasefire”.The guitarist opened his speech by referencing the frictions within the band that had arisen due to their induction. “Like most bands, we have differing.