Chris Martin Sparks anger with the moment of Israel on stage

In what was supposed to be a night of music and loneliness,Coldplay‘sChris Martin Anger after an uncomfortable exchange at Wembley Stadium.

The singer’s attempt to divide betweenIsraelis andThe Palestinians Some fans left his words while others accused him of an allergy.

Now, prominent sounds, including loving Koldblay, are called painful notes.

During the performance of August 22 in Wembley, Martin called a young woman named Avia and Tal on the stage.

When they revealed that they were from Israel, the reaction of the audience, which is 90,000 people, was a mixture of chants and rush.

Martin clearly hesitated before telling the crowd, “I am very grateful because you are here as human beings, and I treat you as an equal human being on the face of the earth, regardless of where you came from or not come from.”

Coldplay extended his words more. He said: “Although it is controversial, I also want to welcome people in the audience from Palestine because … it is a belief that we are all on the foot of human equality,” he said, drawing a loud applause.

For many, the feelings were noble. However, for others, including the Israeli fans who traveled around the world to see Coldplay, was the moment it enjoyed deeply.

The American American businessman Yaron Samid, a self -described Coldplay, has published a lengthy statement expressing his disappointment in Martin’s comments.

He explained that he and his wife have supported the band for more than 20 years, which made the Wembley incident “painful” in particular.

“When two Israeli fans joined him on the stage, Chris says,” I treat you as an equal human being on the face of the earth, regardless of where I came from. “Although it is controversial, I also want to welcome people in the audience from Palestine.” books.

He added that Martin’s comments felt as if they were “wrong without wearing, increasing the tears of people and strongly hurt some fans with more loyalty.”

Sam urged the singer to think, indicating that his words betrayed “an increasing bias against the Israeli people who were attracted to a war they have not been asked before.”

One of the young women invited on the stage described this moment in an interview with Israel, the broadcaster. She admitted that there was a moment when they thought about hiding their nationality.

“There was a second division that we thought about saying that we are from Malta, then I said” Israel. ” JNS. “We were unable to lie and did not want to lie. It was a little frightening that 90,000 people would know that we were from Israel, but we said that.”

Other Jewish commentators have been uncomfortable. Music journalist Eve Barlo Books on x It “cannot even start emptying how this moment should have been” for the masses.

Meanwhile, Mohsen Arya Akraman interrogation The intention of the singer, asks whether it implicitly means that the Israelis should feel “grateful” simply to recognize human beings.

YouTube YAAKOV LANGER was the harshest, accusing Martin of ignoring the suffering in the real world.

“Coldplay has called two women on stage and then spoils them and makes them feel bad about … being an Israeli,” booksCriticizing the neglect of any reference to the Israeli hostages who are still preserved by Hamas.

The reverse reaction extends beyond the individual fans. Casey Bab, a research colleague, detonated Martin’s performance as sympathy failure.

He said that instead of creating a moment of joy, a Coldlay singer turned her into a shame. As he put it, Martin turned “what should have been the night of celebration, dread and excitement” to “an evening of humiliation, confusion and sadness because you lack the basic understanding of the things that you preach.”

Bab concluded that “instead of supporting and treating them like any other fans – with dignity, respect and kindness – made them feel tolerated conditional, ignoring, and guilty to be Jews.”