Summary
Bob Vylan, a punk-rap duo, is under investigation in the U.K. after leading chants against the Israeli military during their Glastonbury festival performance. The performance, broadcast by the BBC, led to criticism from politicians and a U.S. visa revocation for the band.
Key Facts
- Bob Vylan performed at the Glastonbury festival and chanted against the Israeli military.
- The BBC streamed the performance live and later apologized for not stopping the broadcast.
- U.K. authorities are investigating the performance for possible hate crimes.
- Politicians, including Prime Minister Keir Starmer, criticized the BBC for airing the performance.
- The U.S. has revoked Bob Vylan's visas, affecting their tour plans.
- Another band, Kneecap, also faced scrutiny and police investigation for their performance at the same festival.
