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Boy George threatens to sack musicians if they refuse to play pro-Israel song

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Boy George has warned he will fire any band members who refuse to perform his pro-Israel track “We Will Dance Again”.
The Culture Club frontman self-released the song to express support for victims of the 7 October attacks.
The track faced criticism over its controversial lyrics, which feature the line: "You say genocide, I say war."
Addressing his lineup on Instagram, the musician acknowledged that certain band members were uncomfortable playing the song live.
He said that defending people he loves does not mean he lacks compassion for Palestinians or agrees with Israel's actions.

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