‘I Told Them to F— Off’: Canadian-American Singer Paul Anka Talks About Fending Off BDS Pressure Ahead of Israel Concert
×
by Shiryn Ghermezian
Legendary Canadian-American singer Paul Anka talked about receiving pressure not to perform in Israel ahead of his upcoming concert in Tel Aviv on Thursday.
The “Diana” singer told the Israeli news site Mako that he had been urged not to hold concerts in the Jewish state. “Of course I got phone calls, even the last time I was here, but I told them very delicately to f— off,” he said.
This is Anka’s fourth time in Israel. He told Mako, “I’m happy to be back in Israel, as usual,” and added that Israelis had been very supportive of his music over the years.
Listen to the full interview with Anka below:
European Rabbis Unveil Seven-Point Plan to Confront ‘Infrastructure of Hatred’ Amid Rising Antisemitic Violence
‘Jews for Abdul’ Co-Founder Slams El-Sayed’s Views on Israel, Says Candidate Struggling to Reach Jewish Voters
HHS Issues New Guidance on Antisemitism in Health Care
Huckabee Warns Settler Violence Damaging Israel’s Global Standing as Attacks Mount
80-Year-Old Israeli Tourist Brutally Attacked in Paris Hotel Room, Suffers Severe Facial Fractures
Northern Ireland Triathlon Bans Israeli Athletes Citing Public Safety Concerns, Support for Palestinians
Kosher Community Fridge in Illinois Dedicated to Murdered Hamas Hostage Hersh Goldberg-Polin
Hillel International, Repair the World Expand Popular Fellowship for Jewish and Non-Jewish Students
US and Allies Push IAEA Board to Report Iran to UN Security Council, Diplomats Say
Israel Says It Has Cleared Hezbollah Fighters From Tunnels Under Key Lebanon Ridge










