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Boy George Arrives in Israel for Concerts, Expresses Solidarity

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Singer Boy George arrived in Israel on Saturday for two Tel Aviv concerts, expressing solidarity with the Jewish people and support for Israel. He will perform on November 4 and a second concert on November 7 dedicated to the Nova community. Boy George stated his visit is "out of love, out of a belief in peace" and that his new song addresses the feelings of Jewish friends in Britain. He is also scheduled to hold a press conference at the Nova festival site.

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  • Singer Boy George arrived in Israel on Saturday for two Tel Aviv concerts.
  • One concert on November 7 is dedicated to the Nova community and their families.
  • Boy George released a song expressing solidarity with the Jewish people.
  • He stated his visit is "out of love, out of a belief in peace."
  • The singer will hold a press conference at the Nova festival site.
  • He is supported by Sylvan Adams of the World Jewish Congress Israel.

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