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Boy George Thrills Tel Aviv Crowd with Hits and Solidarity Message
British singer Boy George performed a sold-out concert in Tel Aviv on Wednesday night, mixing his hits with classic covers and expressing solidarity with Israel. He dedicated a song to the victims of the October 7 Nova music festival attack and met with Israeli President Isaac Herzog and survivors.
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- 01Boy George performed a sold-out concert in Tel Aviv on Wednesday night.
- 02He dedicated a song, "We Will Dance Again," to victims of the October 7 Nova festival attack.
- 03Boy George expressed outspoken support for Israel and Jews during his performance.
- 04He met with Israeli President Isaac Herzog and Hamas hostage survivor Rachel Edri.
- 05The singer visited the Nova Memorial site and the Western Wall.
- 06Sylvan Adams of the World Jewish Congress Israel arranged the concerts and visit.
The visit, arranged by Sylvan Adams of the World Jewish Congress Israel, also included a stop at the Nova Memorial site.
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