Boy George has released a song entitled "We Will Dance Again" -
You say genocide, I say war - When you're attacked, that's what the army's for - Does it get ugly? You bet it does - When I know you wanna kill - Every last one of us - Every last one of us
You never mention October 7 - Murder through Tel Aviv - For the crime of dancing - You condemn the Jews, with selective memory - Musicians holding flags, mouthing like sheep - Propaganda fueled by the Internet feels so weak..... we will dance again.....
But if you're ever confused.... I stand with the Jews.... I don't feel brave, I just need to behave like a human....
Link to hear on Instagram: click here
For those not old enough to remember, when Boy George first appeared on the music scene, he dressed as a chassidic Jew. He is not Jewish, but he obviously has some kind of affinity with the Jewish people. And he is an extremely courageous person to release this song.
ReplyDeleteKol haKavod to George.
I am old enough to remember when the Culture Club first hit the music scene, but I don't remember Boy George dressing as a chassidic Jew! I do recall him wearing some kind of flowing garment that had the name of the band printed on it in Hebrew.
DeleteHe's incredibly brave to take a public stand in support of Israel. Moral clarity sometimes comes from unexpected places!
The anti semites are losing their minds over this song.
ReplyDeleteWe are in the time before Moshiach, expect the unexpected - and Boy George you are currently the hottest topic around.
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DeleteWhen the Geula comes, and we will be celebrating its anniversary, we will be singing "וגם בוי ג'ורג' זכור לטוב".
ReplyDeleteGeorge is from an Irish family from South East London. But he has often socialised with Jews and worked with numerous Jews.
ReplyDeleteHe had long plaited Peyot and a black hat and a white long dress/coat
ReplyDeleteYeah, I totally remember that look with the black hat and white dress-thingy. It never occurred to me that it was a chassidic outfit because of the androgynous hair and makeup and flamboyance. But I can see how there are elements of chassidic dress in that theatrical getup.
DeleteA kapoteh
ReplyDeleteThose who bless will be blessed.
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