The poor duo in the United Kingdom condemned the chants of “death to the Israeli Defense Army” in Glastonbury

Bigerian rap from UK This shouted, “Death to the Israeli Defense Army” and “Free Palestine” during their group at the Glastonbury Festival, is now convicted by political officials and those responsible for their actions.

London -based Bob Villan describes itself as X as “the most beautiful thing from the villain/rap/alternative that you will meet at all.” With songs such as “We Live HERE”, “Dream Bigger” and “” make me violent “and” conditions and conditions “, the duo mix the rap and evil elements.

The duo performed a high energy at the Glastonbury Festival on Saturday, as it eventually turned into a political platform for the group to scream hostile-Israel Discourse.

While carrying the microphone, the singer Bobby Villan cried out, “Death, death to the Israeli Defense Forces (the Israel Defense Forces),” several times before the microphone turned towards the crowd to get the attendance to repeat the chanting. The Israeli Defense Army is the National Army of Israel. Videos from the crowd showed many Palestinian flags, looming on the page and the attendees, back and forth.

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At one point, Villan shouted, “Palestine is free, free, free,” and again, some in the crowd repeated what he said.

Before returning to his group, Villaan finished the chanting and said: “Hell yes, who The river to the sea. Palestine must be thorny, it will be free. “

Videos of chants are spread online such as madness, and now the British police in Sumrest and Avon are reviewing videos “to determine whether any crimes may have a criminal investigation.”

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BBC mentioned that British Prime Minister Kiir Starmer condemned Bob Villan for his calls for the death of the Israeli forces using “Discourse of horrific hatred“

According to the BBC, which broadcasts the festival Live, remove the duo from the iPlayer.

The British Broadcasting Corporation said it had issued a warning on a “very strong and discriminatory language” during the live broadcast, according to Associated Press.

The festival organizers have not taken the comments lightly, and since then they issued a statement on Instagram, saying: “The Glastonbury Festival was created in 1970 as a place for people for gathering and joy in music, arts and the best human endeavor.”

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“As a festival, we stand against all forms of war and terrorism. We will always believe in the active campaign – and its activity – hope, unity, peace and love.” “With nearly 4000 shows in Glastonbury 2025, there will inevitably be artists and speakers who appear in our stages that we do not share our views, and the presence of the performer here should never be considered an implicit support for their opinions and beliefs.

“However, we are horrific from the statements made by Bob Villan, from the West Holts stage yesterday,” the statement continued. “Their chants have crossed a big line, and we urgently remind all the participants in the production of the festival that there is no place in Glastonbury due to anti -Semitism, hate speech or incitement to violence.”

Another group, KneeCAP, on Saturday, despite a terrorist charge of one of its members, claimed to support Hezbollah. During the performance, KneeCAP led a large crowd in the chants of “Free Palestine”.

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Glastonbury known as the largest summer music festival in Britain is known, and a crowd of about 200,000 music lovers is withdrawn every year to a worthy farm in southwestern England. About 4000 works during the festival lead to 120 stages.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.