Boy George Arrives in Israel for Concerts, Cites Love and Peace
Translated & summarized from Kan News by baba
British singer Boy George arrived in Israel on Saturday for two concerts at the Menora Mivtachim Arena. He expressed a desire for peace and celebration, and to share the story of his "wonderful" Jewish friends. His first show on November 4 will feature Ivri Lider, and his second on November 7 will be dedicated to Nova massacre survivors and their families, with DJ Ofer Nissim. Boy George will also hold a press conference at the Nova site on November 3.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Boy George arrived in Israel Saturday for two concerts at Menora Mivtachim Arena.
- He stated his visit is "out of love, out of faith in peace" and to share the story of Jewish friends.
- His November 4 concert will host musician Ivri Lider.
- His November 7 concert is dedicated to Nova massacre survivors and their families, featuring DJ Ofer Nissim.
- Boy George will hold a press conference at the Nova site on November 3.
British singer Boy George landed in Israel on a private plane Saturday evening ahead of two concerts scheduled for this week at the Menora Mivtachim Arena. At a reception held in his honor, the singer stated, "I am here with you, out of love, out of faith in peace, and out of a desire for us to return to dancing, living, and celebrating together." He added, "I have many Jewish friends who are wonderful people, and I want to tell the world how wonderful they are. I felt I had to tell everyone your story."
Boy George was welcomed by Guy Bassar, a co-owner of Live Nation Israel, the company producing the shows, and Sylvan Adams, President of the World Jewish Congress Israel. Adams welcomed the singer, saying, "Welcome to Israel. I deeply appreciate your friendship and understanding, as these are very challenging times for the State of Israel and the entire Jewish people."
His first performance is set for Wednesday, November 4, where he will host musician Ivri Lider. The second concert will take place on Saturday, November 7, dedicated to the community of survivors of the Nova music festival massacre and their families, featuring DJ Ofer Nissim. During his visit, Boy George will hold a press conference at the Nova site on November 3.