Israel Expresses Deep Concern Over Inflammatory, Hateful Rhetoric At Glastonbury Festival In UK | World News
Israel’s Embassy in the United Kingdom on Saturday was deeply concerned about inflammatory and hateful rhetoric at the Glastonbury Festival.
The Embassy emphasized the manifestations such as “death to IDF” and “the sea to the sea” to defend the dismantling of the Israeli state and the elimination of self -determination of Jewish self -determination.
The embassy accepts freedom of expression as the cornerstone of democracy, but emphasized that speech should be condemned to the advocacy of encouraging, hatred and ethnic cleansing.
“The Embassy of Israel in the United Kingdom is deeply uncomfortable with inflammatory and hateful rhetoric expressed on the stage at the Glastonbury Festival. Freedom of expression is the cornerstone of democracy. When it is combined by the inventions, when it is necessary to emerge, when it is invented, when it is invented.
The Embassy expressed concerns about the normalization of extreme language and the glorification of violence when such messages are delivered to large masses and applauded.
“Death to IDF” and “from the river to the sea” cheers, the dismissal of the State of Israel and the Jewish are the slogans that advocate the elimination of self -determination. Such messages are given before the elimination of dozens of thousands of festival judges and encounter with applause, serious concerns about the normalization of excessive language and glorification.
The Israeli Embassy invites Glastonbury festival organizers, artists and public leaders to condemn discourse and reject all kinds of hatred.
“We call on Glastonbury Festival organizers, artists and public leaders in the UK to condemn this discourse and to reject all kinds of hatred,” said the statement. He said.
The Kneeling of the Irish Language Rap Group, the British Prime Minister, said that he did not think that the trio was “appropriate” to play the festival.
In recent months, the group has made headlines with pro -Palestinian and anti -Israeli stances, and one of its members was accused of a terrorist crime allegedly supporting Hezbollah.
Liam Og O Hanaidh, who performed under the name of Mo chara, was accused of supporting an organization that was shook a Hezbollah flag and supported an organization that was allegedly supported in a concert in London in November.
According to Times of Times, Liam O’Hhanna, the Anglicized version of its name, reported that it was about unconditional bail before the next court hearing in August.
