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Boy George’s “We Will Dance Again” Song Removed from Bandcamp, as the site doesn’t allow songs created with AI, which George admittedly used for the song.
@boygeorgeofficial’s song was written in solidarity with the victims and survivors of the Nova Music Festival massacre. It has been removed from Bandcamp, along with his artist page.
The removal though has only strengthened his resolve. Boy George has vowed to release the song independently and is encouraging everyone who already downloaded it to keep sharing it.
Boy George’s “We Will Dance Again” Song Removed from Bandcamp, as the site doesn’t allow songs created with AI, which George admittedly used for the song.
@boygeorgeofficial’s song was written in solidarity with the victims and survivors of the Nova Music Festival massacre. It has been removed from Bandcamp, along with his artist page.
The removal though has only strengthened his resolve. Boy George has vowed to release the song independently and is encouraging everyone who already downloaded it to keep sharing it.
An emotional video by Facts For Peace that highlights how bad antisemitism has become. So much of what is happening today mirrors what Jews in Europe were subjected to in the years leading up to the Holocaust.
Burning and shooting at synagogues, refusing to serve Jews, antisemitic posters plastered across cities, lists of Jewish businesses, Jews harassed on the street simply for speaking Hebrew, and violent attacks against people whose only "crime" is being Jewish.
We said "Never Again." That promise only has meaning if we speak out when we see history repeating itself. Silence has never protected the Jewish people. Standing up against antisemitism is the responsibility of all of us.
Video: @factsforpeace
An emotional video by Facts For Peace that highlights how bad antisemitism has become. So much of what is happening today mirrors what Jews in Europe were subjected to in the years leading up to the Holocaust.
Burning and shooting at synagogues, refusing to serve Jews, antisemitic posters plastered across cities, lists of Jewish businesses, Jews harassed on the street simply for speaking Hebrew, and violent attacks against people whose only "crime" is being Jewish.
We said "Never Again." That promise only has meaning if we speak out when we see history repeating itself. Silence has never protected the Jewish people. Standing up against antisemitism is the responsibility of all of us.
Video: @factsforpeace
Israeli striker Dor Turgeman was met with antisemitic chants of “Death to Israel” throughout the New England Revolution’s match against CF Montréal.
He responded the way every great athlete should: by scoring a brilliant goal.
We’re constantly told to “keep politics out of sports.” So why is Dor the exception?
Too often, antisemitism directed at Israeli athletes is excused, minimized, or ignored. If fans were chanting for the death of any other nation or people, there would be universal condemnation.
Photo: Getty Images
Israeli striker Dor Turgeman was met with antisemitic chants of “Death to Israel” throughout the New England Revolution’s match against CF Montréal.
He responded the way every great athlete should: by scoring a brilliant goal.
We’re constantly told to “keep politics out of sports.” So why is Dor the exception?
Too often, antisemitism directed at Israeli athletes is excused, minimized, or ignored. If fans were chanting for the death of any other nation or people, there would be universal condemnation.
Photo: Getty Images
⚠️ Trigger Warning:
Our hearts are heavy to learn the devastating news.
The toll of October 7, especially for Nova survivors, did not end after the massacre ended.
Bar Asraf, who survived the Nova massacre, died by suicide nearly three years after Hamas murdered his girlfriend, Liron Barda. Liron spent her final moments helping wounded festivalgoers.
Bar’s death is another painful reminder that survivors and bereaved families continue to carry the trauma of that day long after the world’s attention moves on.
Nova survivors looking for support in Israel can call 1201 or visit eran.org.il
⚠️ Trigger Warning:
Our hearts are heavy to learn the devastating news.
The toll of October 7, especially for Nova survivors, did not end after the massacre ended.
Bar Asraf, who survived the Nova massacre, died by suicide nearly three years after Hamas murdered his girlfriend, Liron Barda. Liron spent her final moments helping wounded festivalgoers.
Bar’s death is another painful reminder that survivors and bereaved families continue to carry the trauma of that day long after the world’s attention moves on.
Nova survivors looking for support in Israel can call 1201 or visit eran.org.il
Music has always had the power to heal, to remember, and to unite. This week, Boy George used his voice to do exactly that, and it cost him a stage role.
Days after releasing “We Will Dance Again” (עוד נרקוד), a tribute to the victims and survivors of the Nova Music Festival massacre, Boy George’s manager, Paul Kemsley, announced that George would no longer appear in the West End revival of Jesus Christ Superstar, where he’d been set to play King Herod at the London Palladium beginning August 3.
His Hebrew-titled song has become a rallying cry of resilience, embraced by Nova survivors and former hostages alike. But in the entertainment world, it was met with backlash instead of solidarity, and days later, his manager pulled him from the production.
At a moment when so much of the entertainment industry has chosen silence, Boy George chose to stand with victims of terrorism and honor their memory.
We’re grateful for his courage.
Music has always had the power to heal, to remember, and to unite. This week, Boy George used his voice to do exactly that, and it cost him a stage role.
Days after releasing “We Will Dance Again” (עוד נרקוד), a tribute to the victims and survivors of the Nova Music Festival massacre, Boy George’s manager, Paul Kemsley, announced that George would no longer appear in the West End revival of Jesus Christ Superstar, where he’d been set to play King Herod at the London Palladium beginning August 3.
His Hebrew-titled song has become a rallying cry of resilience, embraced by Nova survivors and former hostages alike. But in the entertainment world, it was met with backlash instead of solidarity, and days later, his manager pulled him from the production.
At a moment when so much of the entertainment industry has chosen silence, Boy George chose to stand with victims of terrorism and honor their memory.
We’re grateful for his courage.
Those who hate the Jewish state are really desperate for any type of slander.
Javier Bardem is claiming that Israel orchestrated the mass crossing into Ceuta based on a years-old social media post from the Israeli Prime Minister’s son. Let’s be clear: this is not evidence, it just pure conspiracy theory.
Javier is pushing false ideas that encourages millions of people to blame Jews for events without a shred of credible evidence.
Photo: Getty Images
Those who hate the Jewish state are really desperate for any type of slander.
Javier Bardem is claiming that Israel orchestrated the mass crossing into Ceuta based on a years-old social media post from the Israeli Prime Minister’s son. Let’s be clear: this is not evidence, it just pure conspiracy theory.
Javier is pushing false ideas that encourages millions of people to blame Jews for events without a shred of credible evidence.
Photo: Getty Images
Selena Gomez’s Rare Beauty is entering major retail stores in Israel starting August 2026.
The brand is already sold by Israeli websites and stores and will now be available at Be Pharm locations.
Selena Gomez’s Rare Beauty is entering major retail stores in Israel starting August 2026.
The brand is already sold by Israeli websites and stores and will now be available at Be Pharm locations.
Every few weeks, a new headline goes viral accusing Israel of targeting another “civilian profession.”
This time, it’s soccer players.
But the reality is that multiple individuals presented as players, coaches, and even a FIFA referee were members of Hamas or Palestinian Islamic Jihad, with some allegedly involved in the October 7 attacks.
Before you share the headline, look at the full story. Watch the receipts.
Every few weeks, a new headline goes viral accusing Israel of targeting another “civilian profession.”
This time, it’s soccer players.
But the reality is that multiple individuals presented as players, coaches, and even a FIFA referee were members of Hamas or Palestinian Islamic Jihad, with some allegedly involved in the October 7 attacks.
Before you share the headline, look at the full story. Watch the receipts.
