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Haaretz EnglishCulture

John Malkovich Cancels Israel Show Amid False Quote Controversy

By Haaretz

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John Malkovich canceled a performance in Israel due to false quotes attributed to him. Separately, IMDb reportedly changed its listing for Israel to 'The Occupied Palestinian Territories,' drawing criticism.

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  • John Malkovich canceled his Israel performance over fabricated quotes.
  • IMDb reportedly replaced 'Israel' with 'The Occupied Palestinian Territories'.
  • A pro-Israel group asked Ed Sheeran to drop Macklemore for 'Free Palestine' remarks.
John Malkovich Cancels Israel Show Amid False Quote Controversy
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John MalkovichEd SheeranMacklemoreBenjamin NetanyahuSara NetanyahuIMDbHaaretzIsraelPalestineGazaThe Occupied Palestinian Territories
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