Boy George says he was 'horrified' by people claiming October 7 never happened as he visits Israel's Nova massacre site
Culture Club singer Boy George, 65, met Nova survivors, former hostages and bereaved families at the massacre site near Kibbutz Re'im on Tuesday, telling a press conference he was left speechless by those denying the attacks took place. He dedicated his November 7 Tel Aviv concert to the Nova community under the banner 'We Will Dance Again', donating 1,500 tickets to survivors and bereaved families.
Former hostage Omer Shem Tov, held in Gaza for 505 days, joined Boy George at the site — only his second visit since his release.
Boy George said he fears a 'very dangerous pronoun generation' is 'shutting things down without a conversation' on Israel.
He said his Nova tribute song eclipses 'Karma Chameleon', saying: 'I needed to write something that eclipses it — and I think I've done it.'
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