

The UK doesn’t fund the war in Gaza. But blaming the Jewish nation for all your local woes is classic antisemitism.
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The UK doesn’t fund the war in Gaza. But blaming the Jewish nation for all your local woes is classic antisemitism.


If you don’t mind say a prayer for our troops deployed overseas, and their families too. God bless you.

Please love on Boy George’s original post, listen to this incredible song. Always his own man.

Man convicted of false imprisonment and gratuitous violence sings ode to genocidal apartheid rape regime to revive his career. theguardian.com/music/2026/jul…

Boy George has released a song in solidarity with Israel: “You say genocide, I said war, when you’re attacked that’s what the army is for.”

Astonishing @thetimes blood libel headline. These people obviously don’t care about British Jews whatsoever. We’re dead.

It’s time to normalize the phrase “Jewish terrorists” when discussing Jewish-violence against Palestinians. Consistency matters, if “Islamic terrorists” is acceptable language, so is “Jewish terrorists”

Sitting outside a pub in Little Venice in London right now waiting to photograph an event near here this evening. An orthodox Jewish family walked past. A husband, his wife, their toddler and a baby in a pram. An Arab girl in her twenties just walked up to them and made a gun sign with her hand and said die. Then pointed the ‘gun’ at their each child and said die. She stood there threatening and laughing as she wished them dead. I told her to fuck off and she wandered away laughing. I’m angry at myself for not videoing her instead so you can see the depths of the vermin in this country, protected by the mayor, the police and the government. Photo of where I watched it. Truly awful.

Boy George’s latest: We Will Dance Again. “You say genocide, I say war. When you’re attacked it’s what the army is for… But if you’re ever confused, I stand with the Jews. I don’t feel brave, Just need to behave like a human and there won’t be war.”

A few hundred meters from the Temple Mount under the city of David in Jerusalem. I love this city in spite of the tension, the heat, the dust. I love the pride and joy I see on the faces of my tour guides, time after time, as they share their roots unearthed and embrace their story with gratitude and faith. Every time, I go deeper underground and further back in time. Today, under the pilgrimage road leading from the Pool of Siloam to Solomon’s Temple, we walked through what used to be Jerusalem’s drainage system, thousands of years ago This isn’t just an engineering marvel. Josephus described this very channel in The Jewish War how, as Rome closed in during the siege of 70 CE, residents fled underground to escape the slaughter above, and how the Romans hunted them down anyway, tearing up the street stones to reach the people hiding beneath. Walking through it today, I could feel the weight of that history under my feet, a passage built to carry rainwater that became, in its final days, a last refuge for a people refusing to succumb. For me, coming from the Arab world, these moments always carry mixed feelings. I grew up on a conventional wisdom that denies the Temple ever existed, that erases any Jewish connection to Jerusalem. Learning the truth firsthand is exciting. But it’s also frustrating because I know how many people never will. Illiteracy is rampant across large parts of the Arab world, and entire societies are raised on hatred instead of history. Standing here, stone by stone, the evidence speaks for itself. #jerusalem

Boy George has been a Mensch for over 45 years. First appearing on TOTP in 1982 with a Hebrew sweatshirt. His original black hat paid homage to the traditional black hats of the Jewish community.

The likes of Bob Vylan and Kneecap pose as brave and free speech advocates. At the same time it is Jews, Israelis, Zionists who are cancelled, not those who laud the aims of terrorists. It’s fair to say @BoyGeorge is an imperfect hero (as the best heroes often are) but this is one of the bravest things I’ve seen a celebrity do. Thank you @BoyGeorge

Falafel in Jerusalem with great friends!l 👍

BOY GEORGE RELEASES PRO-ISRAEL SONG: “YOU NEVER MENTION OCTOBER 7” Boy George has released “We Will Dance Again,” an overt defense of Israel following Hamas’s October 7 massacre. The Culture Club icon rejects accusations of genocide, singing: “You say genocide / I say war / When you’re attacked / That’s what the army is for.” Referencing the Nova massacre, he delivers an unequivocal message: “But if you’re ever confused / I stand with the Jews.”