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The State Department took visas for members of Bob Vilan’s band, after the British Punk-Rap Duo called “Death IDF” during Saturday performance in the English Glastonburi Music Festival.
Band Bob Vilan, made up of two musicians with careful names of Bobby Vilan and Bobbie Vilan, later in 2025. years, but the State Administration announced on Monday, it drew visas for band members after the group Israeli defensive forces.
“Bob Vilan’s villas were revoked,” said Senior State Department of the Department for Fox News Digital on Monday. “The Secretary of State It was clear – the United States will not approve visas for terrorist sympathizers. “
In the meantime, Bobby Vilan appeared to double his statements during Performance Glastonbury and wrote on Sunday Sunday: “I said what I said.”
“It is incredibly important to encourage and inspire future generations to pick up the torch that has been transferred to us,” Bobby Willil said in Instagram post on Sunday. “Make them a loud and visibly thing when we want and we need changes. Let us see us marching on the streets, campaign at the country level, organizing online and shouting on any and every phase it offers to us.”
Meanwhile, the BBC issued a Monday statement that apologies for continuing performance Air Bob Vilan and condemned anti-Semitic singing during performance.
“The team was engaged in a living situation, but with backwards, we should have pulled the stream during the performance. We regret that it didn’t happen,” the BBC said on Monday. “The BBC respects freedom of expression, but it firmly opposes incentive to violence. Anti-Semitic feelings he expressed Bob Vilan was extremely unacceptable and have no place on our air waves.”
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