Bob Vylan's performance at Glastonbury sparked controversy when they led the crowd in chants perceived as hate speech, leading to the US State Department revoking their visas. Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau stated that individuals glorifying violence are unwelcome in the U.S. The duo's actions, including showing a message supporting Palestine and condemning the IDF, drew harsh criticism from UK officials and organizations, leading to a police investigation into their performance. The fallout includes termination of their representation by United Talent Agency.
Bob Vylan's performance at Glastonbury, including chants of 'Death to the IDF', led to their visas being revoked by the US State Department, citing hate speech.
The US will not welcome foreigners who glorify violence and hatred, as stated by Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau following Bob Vylan's actions.
Condemnation of Bob Vylan's remarks came swiftly from political figures and organizations, highlighting issues of antisemitism in their performance, prompting investigations and consequences.
In response to Bob Vylan's comments at Glastonbury, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer deemed them 'appalling hate speech', while Avon and Somerset Police opened a criminal investigation.
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