The Crowns Khalid Abdalla sends defiant ceasefire message at Netflix event

The Crown actor Khalid Abdalla was joined by his co-stars as she attended the finale event for the Netflix series at The Royal Festival Hall in London last night.

The Dodi Fayed actor looked very dapper in a white suit, however, his hands were what everyone was looking at.

The outside of his hands read: “Permanent ceasefire.”

While his pals read: “Return the hostages, end the occupation.”

Dodi had a similar message on his hands when he walked the red carpet at The Crown series six premiere in November.

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After a seven-day pause, Israel and Hamas are facing their greatest military and political challenges as the war continues on.

Khalid joined the cast of Netflix’s royal drama in season five as Dodi, the son of billionaire businessman Mohammed Al Fayed and Princess Diana’s late boyfriend.

He also appeared in the sixth and final season of The Crown, which covered the tragic death of Diana in 1997 while in a car crash with him.

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After some theatre roles and an appearance in an episode of Spooks, Khalid rose to international prominence for his role in the film United 93.

He went on to play the lead role in The Kite Runner, and last year made an appearance in the Marvel series Moon Knight.

Khalid is also an activist and has campaigned on several issues.

For example, he set up the Mosireen media collective in Cairo, a group of filmmakers and activists who documented the Tahrir Square protests in Egypt.

Khalid has spoken out about his decision to do The Crown, admitting he wanted to do Dodi justice.

He explained: “It’s a return of dignity. At the end of the day, he’s someone who died who wasn’t mourned. He wasn’t really known. And there are very big and important questions for all of us about that.”

You can watch The Crown on Netflix

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