Spain Condemns Reggae Festival for Dropping Matisyahu Concert
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A Spanish music festival canceled Matisyahu’s performance after he refused to endorse Palestinian statehood. Photo: Twitter.
The Spanish government condemned on Tuesday a Spanish reggae festival’s decision to cancel a concert by an American Jewish musician after he failed to reply to a demand to clarify his position on Palestinian statehood.
The cancellation of Matisyahu at the week-long Rototom Sunsplash festival in eastern Spain – following pressure from supporters of sanctions against Israel over its policies towards Palestinians – prompted protests by Jewish groups.
Read full story at The Star.
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