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Macklemore Clarifies 'Free Palestine' Comments Were Not Anti-Jewish

The rapper said his remarks were a statement on Palestinian rights, not an attack on Jewish people, following calls from some fans for his removal from a tour.

· 1 min read · language: en
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BBC Entertainment & Arts

Macklemore responded to backlash over comments he made supporting Palestinian rights, stating his remarks were not intended as an attack on Jewish people. Some ticket buyers called for the rapper to be removed from the tour following the comments.

The artist clarified his position amid controversy surrounding the statement, as debate continued over how to distinguish between criticism of Israeli government actions and antisemitism.

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