The band was not allowed to perform again after a member showed a flag at a concert
Massive Attack banned from performing in Singapore after Palestinian flag controversy
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"We could not have imagined that simply holding up the flag of a sovereign state recognized by 157 countries (Palestine) could constitute a breach of the law," the band further wrote. Newsdesk editor since 2022, also page planner and member of the editorial management. The band makes no secret of its stance on Israel and Gaza – this now has consequences for Massive Attack: In Singapore, police stood outside the hotel rooms after a performance.
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"We could not have imagined that simply holding up the flag of a sovereign state recognized by 157 countries (Palestine) could constitute a breach of the law," the band further wrote.
according to 20 MinutenNewsdesk editor since 2022, also page planner and member of the editorial management.
according to 20 MinutenThe band makes no secret of its stance on Israel and Gaza – this now has consequences for Massive Attack: In Singapore, police stood outside the hotel rooms after a performance.
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