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Australian Festival Cancels Israeli DJs Amid Threats and Vandalism
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First reported by Ynet · 3 hours ago
What happened
The Australian Frequency Forest festival canceled Israeli DJs' participation after receiving threats and facing pressure from anti-Israel activists. Police are investigating vandalism at the event.
- 01Israeli DJs removed from Australian festival due to threats.
- 02Anonymous letters called the artists 'IDF soldiers'.
- 03Vehicles belonging to a producer were vandalized by arson.
- 04Activists pressured organizers, forcing venue changes.
- 05Police are investigating the incidents.
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