Roger Waters performs in East Rutherford, New Jersey.
Jon Blistein
Pink Floyd's
Roger Waters says a boycott of Israel, similar to the one implemented
against South Africa during apartheid, is the "way to go." He accuses
the Israeli government of running a similar regime by occupying the West
Bank and Gaza territories in a new interview with
the Electronic Intifada.
Waters became an outspoken supporter of the campaign for boycott,
divestment and sanctions (BDS) against Israel after visiting the West
Bank in 2006, where he spray-painted the lyric "We don't need no thought
control" from Pink Floyd's famous anthem "Another Brick in the Wall
(Part 2)" on the Israeli West Bank barrier.
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