US considers canceling British rap duo Bob Vylan’s visa after they chanted ‘death to the IDF’ at Glastonbury

The US State Department is trying to stop entering the United States after entering the America after the ‘death of IDF’ during its performance in Glastonbury.

Two musicians, 34-year-old singer Pascal Robinson-Foster-Kak ‘Bobby Vylan’ and Drummer ‘Bobbie Vylan’ are preparing to visit America in autumn.

However, Marco Rubio Foreign Ministry is trying to cancel this journey by canceling the visa of Robinson-Foster.

A high -level Foreign Ministry official, as a reminder, under the Trump administration, the US government will not give a visa to any foreigner who supports terrorists, ” he said. Daily seeker.

Stopntyicism Account led to accusing to keep the group away from the US when the tours started at Washington, Spokane on 24 October.

‘Bob Vylan (legal name Pascal Robinson-Foster) called for the death of IDF in @Glastonbury yesterday. As part of the inertia tour, he comes to the USA in this fall. This antisemit visa needs to be rejected/canceled – his hatred is not welcome here. ‘

Republican Congress Member Randy Fine replied, saying that it is on it.

The group is planned to be opened Anti-Trump New Jersey rapper grandson Tour.

Marco Rubio (right in the picture) of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs wants to cancel this journey by canceling the visa of Robinson-Foster

Dailyail.com reached the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for a comment.

The group made headlines worldwide for primitive points not only on the Western Holts stage of Glastonbury, but also on Saturday at the BBC – created angry protests on anti -Israeli calls.

The British group was broadcasted live by the BBC, while performing the Irish language just before Rap Trio Dinecap, which refused to show alive after controversial incidents, including the accusation of the company for a terrorist crime.

Bobby, who founded his groups in IPSWich in 2017, was broadcasted live by the BBC, while he gave a big message to support Palestinians.

The message reads: ‘Free Palestine. The United Nations called it genocide. BBC calls it “conflict.”

Later, they ruled the great crowd in the cheers of ‘Free Palestine’ and ‘Death Death’.

Later, the singer Bobby said to the fans: ‘Palestine from the river to the sea will be free.’

The singer, who had previously performed on stage, was clear about his support for his and his group friend to the Palestinians.

The group is planned to be opened to Trump Anti New Jersey rapper in the tour.

He said: ‘Recently, a list of our friends kneeling here today is a list that tries to prevent the performance. And who I see in this list, but I used to work that bald head C ***. ‘

Bobby was talking about a colleague at a record company he used to worked for. His words were greeted with high boos from the crowd.

He continued: ‘Then we’ve done it all, from working in the bars to the Zionists or the Zionists.

‘If we can do this, I’m telling you everything you put your mind.

‘Do not give up your dreams and you need to go to these things to pay your bills and pay your rent, you will do what you need to do to survive in this world.’

Later, during a break between the songs, the singer said: ‘We see some things in the world. We see that Britain and the United States are a criminal partner in war crimes and genocide for the Palestinian people.

‘And I know we’re in the BBC, we won’t say anything crazy. Leave this for them, you know what I mean.

But unfortunately we saw a strange reaction to the people who emerged and saw sound support for Palestine. Although anyone with any moral compass can see that those who are in Gaza are a tragedy.

Initially, the group was initially shown to avoid television in the BBC, an anti -Israeli, Irish rap group knee (in the picture).

We are not Pacific Punks in Bob Vylan Enterprises. We are severe punks, because sometimes you should strongly meet your message because this is the only language that some people speak. ‘

Despite the fact that the audience encountered low cheers and applause, cheering led to anger from some online.

Bob Vylan’s performance may no longer be played on BBC İplayer, because the scope of the West Holts scene in Glastonbury dates back to 17.00.

On the other hand, Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy demanded a ’emergency statement’ from TIM DAVI, General Manager of the BBC.

A government spokesman said: ‘We strongly condemn Bob Vylan’s threatening comments in Glastonbury.

‘Cultural Secretary spoke to the BBC General Manager to make an urgent statement about which determination in front of Bob Vylan performance and welcomed the decision not to re -publish BBC IPlayer.’

A BBC spokesman said: ‘Some comments made during Bob Vylan’s set were deeply aggressive. During this live stream on IPlayer, which reflects what happened on the stage, a warning was given on the screen about a very powerful and discriminatory language. We do not plan to present performance on demand. ‘

The Israeli Embassy in the United Kingdom said that they are deeply uncomfortable by the inflammatory and hate -full rhetoric ‘expressed on the stage in’ Glastonbury ‘.

Despite the anger of the group friend Bobie Vylan, despite the anger, ‘Crying Zionists in Socials’, he published a photo of a little ice cream while mocking.

In a statement on X, the Embassy spokesman wrote: ‘Freedom of expression is the cornerstone of democracy. However, the speech should be called when it is strengthened by the public figures on the leading platforms, especially when it is encouraged, hatred and advocacy of ethnic cleansing.

‘Death to IDF ”and“ from the river to the sea, are the slogans that advocate the dismantling of the Israeli state and indirectly calling the Jewish self -determination.

‘When such messages are delivered before tens of thousands of festivals and encounter applause, it creates serious concerns about the normalization of extreme language and the glorification of violence.’

The Embassy called Glastonbury Festival organizers, artists and public leaders in the UK to ‘condemn this discourse and reject all kinds of hatred’.

Meanwhile, Bobby went to social media early on Sunday morning to react to his performance.

He wrote with a pink ice cream bathtub and wrote: ‘While the Zionists cry in social, I had ice cream late at night.’

Kneecap has encountered calls to be removed from the festival series in recent months, and Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer describes his performances as ‘not suitable’.

The current war in Gaza was triggered by an attack on 7 October 2023 by an attack on Israel by the terrorist organization Hamas, and 1,200 people were killed and took more than 251 people hostage.

Bob Vylan performs at Glastonbury in the afternoon on Saturday

When he starts playing the dizekphew sets, a member of the crowd in the midst of Palestinian flags

In response, Israel launched a full -scale invasion of the Gaza Strip, which lasted for almost two years and led to the deaths of at least 56,412 people, many children and civilians.

The United Nations told Israel’s actions, such as food, water and medical equipment, such as food, water and medical equipment, and ‘raid or bombing or bombing of hospitals consistent with the characteristics of the genocide’.

International Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was also published by the International Criminal Court.

Israel claims that it is genocide and there is no food shortage for two million gazans living in the lane, which is widely discussed by aid organizations and international organs that thousands of babies are at risk of death.