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Boy George Fires Label Manager Over Opposition to Pro-Israel Song Dedicated to Nova Victims
How 3 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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By עמית אטיאס
First reported by Arutz Sheva · Aug 1, 2026
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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