Rayver Cruz, Julie Anne San Jose express solidarity for Israel attack victims
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Rayver Cruz and Julie Anne San Jose just got back from Israel and are sending their prayers for the victims of the Israel-Hamas attacks.
Rayver Cruz and Julie San Jose, along with comedian Boobay, just back from Israel after their "Luv Trip Na, Laff Trip Pa" show to be held in Tel Aviv got cancelled after the recent terrorist attacks between Israel and Palestinian militant group Hamas.
Boobay has expressed his sadness over the tragic turn of events, along with Rayver and Julie - who took to their Instagram Stories to share awareness with the unprecedented attacks.
Rayver and Julie's shared message read, "Maraming salamat po ulit sa lahat ng inyong mensahe at dasal para sa aming kaligtasan. Our hearts go out to our kababayans. Everyone in the Middle East and the other parts of the world who are suffering from this conflict. We continue to pray for peace. We pray for the world."
Related gallery: Rayver Cruz, Julie Anne San Jose visit Israel
The three All-Out Sundays stars shared how they were woken up to the sounds of explosions on Saturday, October 7.
Julie told Chika Minute, "Siyempre nawindang kaming lahat dahil tulog kaming lahat. Bigla kaming nagising. Naririnig namin na 'yun na nga may mga sumasabog na nga."
Rayver added, "First time ko lang din naka-experience ng ganoon. Alam mong malayo tapos dinig pa rin 'yung mga impact."
Boobay recalled how they temporarily hid in a safety shelter.
"Natutulog kami that time tapos biglang ginigising na kami kasi nga may nangyayari na. Tapos naririnig na namin. 'Yun pala sign na 'yun, signal na 'yun na kailangan naming magtago sa shelter."
All three of them along with their Sparkle staff members arrived safely back home to the Philippines on Tuesday.
