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Thousands of fans chanted the “ free Palestine ” and agitated Palestinian flags while the Irish trio occurred in the United Kingdom.
The Irish-language rap group Knecapap occurred at the Glastonbury Festival in front of tens of thousands of fans chanting the “free Palestine”, defying the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Keir Starmer, who said he did not think he was “appropriate” for the group to appear.
The group Liam O’hanna Saturday also gave a “cry” to Palestine action groupThat the British Minister of the Interior Yvette Cooper announced last week would become a group prohibited under the law of 2000 on terrorism.
“The Prime Minister of your country, not mine, said that he did not want us to play, then F *** Keir Starmer,” said O’hanna, who appeared on stage with his Palestinian brand Keffiyeh in front of the crowd of capacities, including many people waving Palestinian flags.
“This situation can be quite stressful, but it is minimal compared to what the Palestinian people are (face),” added O’Hanna, who occurs under the name of Mo Chara, referring to the backlash with which the group was confronted for its frank support from the Palestinians in Gaza.
He faces accusations under the British Terrorism Act to support an organization prohibited for having pretended to agitate a flag of the armed group of Hezbollah in Lebanon during a concert in London in November of last year.
O’hanna said he had picked up a flag that had been thrown on the stage without knowing what he represented.
The rapper is under unconditional guarantee before a new hearing in judicial in August.
“Glastonbury, I’m a free man!” He shouted as the trio went on stage at the West Holts Field in Glastonbury, which contains around 30,000 people.
The trio also thanked the organizers of the Michael and Emily Eavis festival for resisting pressure to cancel their appearance, including Starmer.
Several ball joint concerts have been canceled since the group’s performance at Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in California in April, where they accused Israel of having committed a genocide against the Palestinians, activated by the American government.
At least 56,412 Palestinians were killed and 133,054 injured The War of Israel against GazaAccording to the Gaza Ministry of Health.
The people and the government of Ireland were among the most frank criticisms of the war, as well as the deliberate famine of Israel of the population of Gaza, which many people consider to have parallels with the English occupation of Ireland.
The BBC, which broadcasts dozens of Glastonbury’s performances, has not shown the Knecap set live, but said it planned to make it available online later.
The broadcaster said that he would not be reassessed the live performance of the British punk duo Bob Vylan who appeared on stage before the ball joint and led songs of “Free and free Palestine” and “Death, Death to the IDF (Israeli Army)”.
A BBC spokesperson said the comments were “deeply offensive” and that they would not be available to review BBC Iplayer.
The BBC also pointed out that the British Minister of Culture Lisa Nandy spoke with the director general of the BBC, Tim Davie, in search of an “urgent explanation” after the broadcast of live songs.
According to the BBC, the police of Avon and Somerset also said that they would examine images of the joint and Bob Vylan sets to “determine if offenses may have been committed which would require a criminal investigation”.
The groups were among around 4,000 artists out of 120 stages to appear at this year festival, which also presented headliners, notably Neil Young, Charli XCX, Rod Stewart, Busta Rhymes, Olivia Rodrigo and Doechii, as well as a surprise appearance by Britpop Band Pulp.
