Several Israeli mayors announced on Monday that they would not invite artists who signed petitions calling to end the war in Gaza to perform in their towns, as growing backlash led some signatories to express reservations regarding the letters' content.
Several Israeli mayors announced on Monday that they would not invite artists who signed petitions calling to end the war in Gaza to perform in their towns, as growing backlash led some signatories to express reservations regarding the letters' content.
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