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The group is encouraging people to post pictures of themselves eating the chick pea dip with the hashtag #hummuselfie. A similar campaign using the hashtag #chickpeace has also been started.
Both hashtag groups are probably hoping that the 72-hour ceasefire in Gaza will really hold.
We hope the ceasefire holds and peace emerges. Now work on dialogue with our neighbours, take a #hummuselfie to say no to hate #chickpeace
— ChickPeace (@Chickpeas4Peace) August 5, 2014
My humus selfie to support a stop to Middle East hate. #chickpeace #hummuselfie #3cinteractive pic.twitter.com/Sobs94f1wZ
— Mark Smith (@3cimark) August 4, 2014
Make humus not hate. Post a hummus selfie and say no to Middle East hate online #israel #gaza #chickpeace
Advertisement— ChickPeace (@Chickpeas4Peace) August 4, 2014
#chickpeace mmmm pic.twitter.com/xOwoyGVMMB
— Jo Hanna Moss (@Hanna_JW) August 3, 2014
#hummuselfie pic.twitter.com/gg8yqeipmF
— Arielle Frémin (@arielleffe) August 2, 2014