- Singer Ruger had a close shave when it came to the onset of war in Israel, and he’s overflowing with gratitude for the immense support and warm wishes he’s received from his fans.
- After his weekend gig in Israel, the music sensation didn’t mince words. He raised the white flag for peace in Israel just as the country squared off against Hamas in the aftermath of a shocking sneak attack that left many hearts heavy with sorrow.
Nigerian music sensation Michael Adeayo Olayinka, aka Ruger, had a close brush with danger as he narrowly escaped an attack on Israel following his electrifying performance.
Last Saturday, Ruger rocked Tel Aviv City in Israel, delivering a memorable concert to his ardent fans.
Taking to his Instagram account, the singer reassured his dedicated followers about his well-being in the wake of the unsettling news regarding the attack.
Ruger revealed that the storm broke loose shortly after he and his crew departed Israel, pinpointing Tel Aviv as the epicenter of the turmoil.
He passionately pleaded for global peace, extending his heartfelt thoughts, love, and prayers to the innocent bystanders caught in the crossfire. Ruger then implored his followers to join him in sending their prayers to Israel.
Ruger’s caption read,
“Israel is at war now and it’s very sad. It started as soon as I and my team took off from Tel Aviv to head back home. So guys !!! I really appreciate your concern I’m safe. But please we need peace in the world right now!!! We don’t want innocent people dying we just want to LIVE AND LOVE #prayforisrael. LOVE YOU O.”
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Gun battles raged into the night after Palestinian militant group Hamas launched a surprise large-scale attack against Israel on Saturday, firing thousands of rockets from Gaza and sending fighters to kill and abduct soldiers and civilians.
The Islamist group started the multi-pronged attack around 6:30 am (0330 GMT) with thousands of rockets aimed as far as Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, some bypassing the Iron Dome defence system and hitting buildings.
Hamas fighters — travelling in ground vehicles, motorised paragliders and boats — breached Gaza’s security barrier and attacked nearby Israeli towns and military posts, opening fire on residents and passersby.