The Irish band screams KneeCAP to the banned Palestinian group in Glastonbury | Music news

Thousands of fans chanted “Free Palestine” and the Palestinian flags directed with the performance of the Irish trio in the United Kingdom.

The rap group in the Irish language KNECAP performed a performance at the Glastonbury Festival in front of tens of thousands of fans who chanted “free Palestine”, and the UK Prime Minister Kiir Starmer, who said he did not believe he was “suitable” for the band.

Group Liam Ohana Saturday also gave a “shout” to Palestinian Working GroupAnd announced by the UK Minister of Interior, Evit Cooper last week, will become a group banned under the terrorist law of 2000.

“The Prime Minister of your country, not mine, said that he does not want us to play, so in *** Care Starmer,” said Ohana, who appeared on the stage wearing his Palestinian brand.

“This position could be very stressful, but it is the minimum compared to what the Palestinian people (confrontation),” added Ohanna, which leads under the name of the Mo Chara, in reference to the reverse reaction that the band faced for its explicit support to the Palestinians in Gaza.

He faces charges under the British Terrorism Law to support a banned organization claiming that a group of Hezbollah Armed Party group in Lebanon will be waving at a concert in London in November last year.

Ohana said that he picked up a note on the stage without knowing what she represented.

Rap singer on an unconditional guarantee before another court hearing in August.

“Glastonbury, I am a free man!” He shouted when the trio moved to the theater in the West Holts field in Glastonbury, which carries about 30,000 people.

The trio also thanked the festival organizers Michael and Emily Evis for their resistance to their pressure to cancel their appearance, including Starmer.

Several KneeCAP concerts have been canceled since the band’s performance at the Coachella Valley Festival for Music and Arts in California in April, accusing Israel of committing genocide against the Palestinians, which the United States government enables.

At least 56,412 Palestinians were killed and 133,054 wounded in Israel’s war on GazaAccording to the Ministry of Health in Gaza.

The people and governments of Ireland were among the most critical of the explicit war, in addition to the hunger born in Israel to the people of Gaza, which many people see as similar aspects with the English occupation of Ireland.

The BBC, which broadcasts dozens of Glastonbury shows, did not show the KneeCAP Live collection, but she said she was planning to make it available online later.

The broadcaster said that he would not discredit the direct performance of the British British duo, Bob Villan, who appeared on the stage before the knee and leads the chants of “Palestine is free and” death, death to the Israeli army (the Israeli army). “

A BBC spokesman said that the comments are “very offensive”, and that they will not be available to see BBC iPlayer.

The BBC also reported that the UK Minister of Culture, Lisa Nandi, spoke to the BBC director, Tim Devi, in search of an “urgent interpretation” immediately after the chants broadcast.

According to BBC, Avon and Somerset Police also said they will review clips for both Kneecap and Bob Vylan groups “to determine whether any crimes may have been a criminal investigation.”

The bands were among about 4000 performances over 120 stages to appear at this year’s festival, which also included major titles including Neil Young, Charlie XCX, Rudd Stewart, Busta Rims, Olivia Rodrigo, and Duchi, as well as a sudden appearance of the Praybop.