The United States cancels Bob Villan visas, as the BBC apologizes for the direct broadcasting of Glastonbury with the chanting of Israeli fighting

London – The British Broadcasting Corporation said that it regrets not to demolish the direct current of the performance at the GlastonBry Festival for Music during the weekend, which included what the broadcaster calls “fully unacceptable” chants against Israel’s army.

The BBC, who is funded by the taxpayers, said in a statement on Monday that it does not regret not to reduce the direct broadcast signal after the villain Bob Whelene began leading the chanting of “death and death to the Israeli Defense Army”, during its performance on Saturday, in reference to the Israeli defense forces.

“The BBC respects freedom of expression, but stands strongly against incitement to violence,” statement From the broadcaster he said. “The anti -Semitic feelings expressed by Bob Villan were completely unacceptable and had no place on our air waves … The (radio broadcast) team was dealing with a direct situation, but with our awareness, we should have withdrawn the flow during the performance. This did not happen.”

The BBC, the CBS News network in the United Kingdom, soon admitted that the language used on Saturday was “very offensive”, but the network was criticized – including Prime Minister Kiir Starmer and members of the Council of Ministers – for not responding more quickly after he started chanting.

The Glasonbury Festival organizers also condemned the chanting, saying: “Their chants have crossed a big line and we urgently remember all the participants in the festival’s production that there is no place in Glastonbury due to anti -Semitism, hate speech or incitement to violence.”

The Trump administration’s reaction appears to be more severe, with Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau Saying in a social media post On Monday, US entry visas that were already released to Bob Villan’s members were canceled “in light of their hateful latitudincy in Glastonbury, including the leadership of the crowd in the slogans of death.”

The band site displays more than ten dates, a scheduled round in the United States, from coast to coast, starting in late October.

Landau said in this position: “Foreigners who glorify violence and hatred are not invited to the visitors of our country.”

On Sunday, Bob Villan published a lengthy statement on Instagram Page, with the comment: “I said what I said.”

The duo, who uses the names of theater and preserved their anonymous identities, said that their message was targeting young generations, who said that it should show how to struggle for their future.

“Let’s show them loudly and clearly to the right thing to do when we want and need to change,” the band said. “Let them walk in the streets, and we carry out campaigns at the ground level, and to organize online, and scream around it at any stage.”

Local police have launched an investigation into chants to determine whether any criminal crimes may have been committed.

Glastonbury is a five -day music festival held at a farm in southwestern England. It is one of the largest music festivals anywhere in the world, as it attracts more than 200,000 base owners, and it is generally done every year as organizers give farm fields to recover from the impact of many celebrities. The event is hosted and organized by the EAVIS family, which still owns the farm, and has been working for approximately 55 years.

Bob Villan performed the show of the Northern Irish rapper, who was not broadcast in the BBC live due to the previous cases in the group’s concerts that include alleged comments that support Hamas, Hezbollah and Calling for the death of legislators in the Conservative Party.

KneeCAP members insisted that “they do not call, and they have never supported Hamas or Hezbollah.”

Send “Heart apologies“The families of two British legislators who have been killed in recent years after their statements about conservative parliamentarians.

Emmet Lyons

He contributed to this report.