BUCHAREST, ROMANIA: Tristan Tate, who is known to be upfront about his views, recently shed light on his motivations behind donating to help Palestinian children amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict.
Notably, the controversial influencer has been outspoken about his stance on the Israel-Hamas conflict and previously shared a video featuring Palestinian children where he expressed his concern about their living conditions and comparing them to his own daughter's more fortunate circumstances.
Why did Tristan Tate make donations to Palestinian children?
In a recent post on the platform X (formerly Twitter), user @TateNews shared a video clip of Tristan Tate discussing his decision to support Palestinian children, providing insight into his motivations for this charitable act.
In the video, he passionately conveys his perception of the contrasting conditions faced by Israeli and Palestinian children in the aftermath of the ongoing conflict.
He stated, "Israeli children will have access to education. Israeli children will have running water. Israeli children will have food in their stomachs. With all the might and money that Israel has and all the support it has from around the world, places like the United States."
"Whereas when this war is over or if the fighting dies down, there will be Palestinian children who will not have access to education, who will not have access to clean drinking water, who will not have access to food," further claimed Tate.
He concluded, "So, I've decided to donate money to help those children out."
Trolls dub Tristan Tate 'cringe'
In response to Tristan Tate's forecasts regarding the contrasting circumstances of Israeli and Palestinian children after the war and his reason for donating to the latter, numerous users stepped forward to share their perspectives.
One user wrote, "Cringe," while another added, "You have decided to make money by monetizing these empathy posts and videos."
"They'll lock him up again ???," stated a person.
On the other hand, a concerned user expressed, "I'm okay with this sentiment, but the problem will be how the money is utilized. Will someone scarf it up and use it for their own means or hold true to its intended purpose? I hope Tristan does his homework carefully."
