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Boy George Fires Label Manager Over Opposition to Pro-Israel Song Dedicated to Nova Victims

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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 18 hours ago

What happened

Boy George fired his record label manager after the manager refused to release his pro-Israel song dedicated to victims of the Nova festival massacre. The singer independently released the song supporting Israel's war in Gaza, which sparked controversy and led to his withdrawal from a London musical production.

01Boy George fired his label manager for refusing to release his pro-Israel song.
02The song "We Will Dance Again" honors Jewish victims of the Nova festival massacre.
03George released the song independently after the manager's refusal.
04The song supports Israel's war in Gaza and criticizes selective memory and propaganda.
05Boy George withdrew from a London musical following the song's release.
06His pro-Israel stance triggered significant social media backlash.

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