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Boney M asked to skip hit in West Bank gig, Because It Quotes From The Book of Psalms About Jews Yearning To Return To Holy Land
From Yahoo:
RAMALLAH, West Bank – When the iconic 1970s disco group Boney M rocked Ramallah this week, the local music festival prevented the band from performing one of its biggest hits.
Lead singer Maizie Williams said Palestinian concert organizers told her not to sing "Rivers of Babylon." The song's chorus quotes from the Book of Psalms, referring to the exiled Jewish people's yearning to return to the biblical land of Israel.
Palestinians often question the Jewish historical connection to the Holy Land. Organizers said they asked for the song to be skipped, deeming it "inappropriate."
"I don't know if it is a political thing or what, but they asked us not to do it and we were a bit disappointed that we could not do it because we know that everybody loves this song no matter what," she said.
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Parents Question Choice To Sing ‘Allahu Akbar’ At Holiday Concert BLAINE, Minn. (WCCO) — Some parents in the Anoka-Hennepin School District are questioning a choir teacher’s decision to use a song about Ramadan performed in Arabic at a holiday...
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Amazing things are happening these days. This is from STACLU: The al-Aqsa Martyrs’ Brigades are Palestinian militias in the West Bank that have been officially listed as a terror group by Canada, the European Union, Japan, Israel and the United States....
- Nargiz' Burqa Boogie Band
Nargiz, a young Afghani woman has started the world's first all-girl burqa-bedecked band: In Afghanistan girls aren't supposed to play music or sing songs. But 25-year-old Nargiz didn't care. She started the Burka Band, the first Afghan...
- Who Are The Palestinians?
Today, there are many people around the world who wonder who the Palestinians actually are. People who belong to the ‘dark’ Muslim world are certain that Palestinians are actually a ‘nation’ and that the Holy Land belongs to them. People in the...