A chanting on the stage in Glastonbury, Bob Villan called for the death of Israeli soldiers, footage available on BBC iPlayer until the company dropped it
Keir Starmer called for BBC heads, “Explanation of” how the evil duo calling for the death of Israeli soldiers from Glastonbury.
Bob Villan, Bob Villan, chanted “death, death to the Israeli Defense Army” at a patient screaming on the stage at the festival. Bobby Villan, the singer and guitarist in the duo, has published a challenging message on Instagram, although the police assert that the officers are searching in Tiraid.
The Prime Minister, who also said that the organizers of the Glastonbury Festival should not allow the controversial rapper to appear on the stage, Bob Billan's words as a “horrific hate speech.” Mr. Starmer, 62, said: “There is no excuse for this type of horrific hate speech.
The BBC, which did not flow kneecap live, was the comments made by Bob Villan “very abusive.” The duo's performance is no longer available to see BBC iPlayer.
The events heads said they were “horrific” after Act Double Act led the crowd in the “Death to the IDF” chants while performing. Glastonbury had previously said that all of them were welcome at the festival, but he added, “It does not condone hate speech or incitement to violence of any kind of performance artists.”
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In reference to Bob Villan, Glastonbury organizers said on Sunday: “Their chants have crossed a big line and we urgently mention all the participants in the festival's production that there is no place in Glastonbury due to anti -Semitism, hate speech or violence.”
Israeli politicians, including the country's deputy foreign minister, have set out Sharin Haskel, to the BBC and Gallastonbury for their failure to cut performance during the live broadcast.
The singer also cried out of the law of the villain in support of Palestine, which preserves the secret of his identity, “from the river to Palestine … will be free” – the Jews consider it an invitation to cancel Israel. The Israeli Defense Army symbolizes the Israeli Defense Forces, the National Army of the State of Israel, which is currently participating in the war in Gaza, one of the remaining Palestinian territories.
Avon and Somerset police check video evidence and investigate whether any crime has been committed. However, Bobby Villan said since then on Instagram: “I said what I said.” The father shared a lengthy statement of follow -up, in which he stated: “Tomorrow is a change in foreign policy.”
A BBC spokesman said.
“We have edited it to ensure a decrease in content within the limits of artistic expression in line with our editing guidelines and reflects the performance of the West Holts stage in GlastonBury.
“As with all the content that includes a strong language, this is determined with appropriate warnings. As we said before, the works are booked by the festival, and the BBC is not prohibited from artists. We have not flowed live.
“Some of the comments made during the Bob Villan group were very offensive. During this direct broadcast on the iPlayer, which was reflected in the stage, a warning was issued on the screen about the very strong and discriminatory language. We do not have plans to make performance on demand.”
