Wes streeting But it’s a hit “Horrific” and “Rebellion” mantras “Death Edf” But Glystonbury And said that both the BBC and the festival have questions to answer.
Health Secretary also told that Israel The government to “get its home in order” and take Violence against Palestinians More seriously.
Police is assessing the video of the set by Bob Valn, who led the crowd in the mantras of “free, free” Palestine“And” Death, Death to the IDF “, and Irish Rap Triao Caikp, who suggested fans to” start a riot “to fans outside the band’s upcoming court presence.
Mr. Streeting told Sky News that the scenes were “frightening” and “I think the BBC and Glstonbury have got a question about how we saw such a spectacle on our screen.”
“But I also feel that this is a very shameless propaganda stunt, which I really do not want to enjoy too much for that reason.”
On social media, the Israeli embassy stated that it was “deeply upset with the inflammatory and disgusting rhetoric expressed on the stage at the Glstonbury Festival”.
Conservative leader Kemi badenoch Views are called “Grotesque”, writing on X: “The glory of violence against the Jews is not pointed. West is playing with fire if we allow such behavior to uncontrollable.”
Asked about the reply to the mantras in the Glastonbury of the Israel Embassy, Mr. Streeting said he would “say from the Israeli Embassy, get his home in the context of his own citizens and the conduct of settling in West Bank.
“I think I take seriously by the Embassy of Israel. I want them to take the violence of their own citizens more seriously towards Palestinians.”
He said that what people should talk about in the context of Israel and Gaza are human destruction and about the fact that Israeli settlers attacked a Christian village this week.
He said: “The whole life is sacred. And I think it is a very rebellion that we have reached a platform in this struggle, where you are going to cheer one side or the other as it is a football team.”
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandi has talked to the Director General of BBC about Bob Valn’s performance.
A BBC spokesperson said: “Some of the comments made during the set of Bob Waln were deeply aggressive.
“During this live stream on iPlayer, what was happening on stage, shows that a warning was issued on screen about very strong and discriminatory language. We have no plans to provide demonstrations on demand.”
From Belfast, Kencap made headlines after Liam Og Og Og Og Hannade in recent weeks, who performed in the name of Mo Chara, accused of terrorist crime.
Discussing the date of the upcoming court of his bandmate, Naois O Carryllen, who performed under the name of Mogalai Bap, said “he will start a riot outside the courts”, before clarifying: “No riot, just love and support, and support for Palestine”.
In the run-up for the festival, many politicians called for the removal of the group from line-up, including Sir Kir starrer who said that their performance would not be “appropriate”.
During the performance, Caireallain said: “The Prime Minister of your country, not mine, said that he did not want us to play, so f *** keir starmer.”
