U2 Frontman Bono Compares Israeli Minister Ben-Gvir to Heinrich Himmler
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What happened
U2 lead singer Bono criticized Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir in a Rolling Stone interview, comparing his rhetoric to Heinrich Himmler's and accusing Prime Minister Netanyahu of political expediency. The band has previously issued strong condemnations of Israeli government actions.
- 01U2's Bono compared Israeli Minister Ben-Gvir's rhetoric to Nazi official Heinrich Himmler's.
- 02Bono accused PM Netanyahu of keeping Ben-Gvir for political reasons.
- 03The singer expressed support for Israel but also for a Palestinian state.
- 04U2 previously condemned Netanyahu's government in August.
- 05The band cited "unjustified cruelty" towards Palestinians.
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