wants other artists back in movement for palestinian rights and to boycott performing in israel radiohead front man thom yorke refused to call off his television concert leading to some heated debates while in an exclusive interview with r.t. or sisters explain why he is promoting the movement and the reasons why the mainstream media has ignored it is a pretty. civil society in palestine in two thousand and five started the b.d.s. movement themselves this isn't something imposed by a bunch of foreign row musicians this is something that they started that day who denies it and they have made an appeal to all artists rights as musicians actors directors anybody in the rest of the world to observe the picket line which they have shown and to know to to to to observe a cultural boycott of the country tom is wrong about no dorsenne the purposes of the israeli copeland by playing. and willy nilly we may cross the picket line they are making a public statement they do indorse the policies of the cup what ever they say because that is what will be reported in israel and that is what gets reported

discussion as that of israel and palestine recently this debate reached mainstream when the band radiohead and lead singer thom yorke agreed to perform in israel even as activists from the boycott divestment and sanctions movement advocated on behalf of the palestinian people urging them to reconsider parties. with pink floyd's roger waters a rock star turned activist to find out more about the controversy. right here you are one of if not the most high profile supporter of the boycott divestment and sanctions movement in support of palestinian rights legislators in new york county are actually threatening to cancel shows of yours for this position you take and how is that able to happen. well i don't think it is able to happen but the basis upon which is happening is that they is that the a pack a pack and the. israel lobby in this country tried to post legislation in the state legislature in new york to criminalize. membership overall support for boycott divestment and sanctions they failed in that. and to cuomo the governor broke teeth into state law it's an executive action just amazed

the outfield here has suffered since a radiohead concert was held on ita since a radiohead concert was half an hour. nothing is truly calm when you are still finding your way is truly calm when you are still finding yourway in is truly calm when you are still finding your way in this game, though. young jennings edgy, caught behind the 17. after that nervous energy departed, all was becalmed, the occasional alastair cook push all that moved the match from a standstill. no matter, england lead the series, they have time. the plan was to keep south africa waiting, and, wherever possible, chasing. it is, afterall, a good idea in manchester to stay out there as long as you can while it is dry. and dry is by no means a given in this part of the world, monday and tuesday look like a chance of rain and that is bad news for south africa. the onus is on them to win this match, remember, in order to win the series, they must make the running. england will be pleased with their morning work, 67—1. they know in this case slow and steady might well win the race. patrick, thank you. the world athlet

recently asked the band radiohead to join the cultural boycott of israel and cancel a gig scheduled intel of eve last month the group rejected the call leading to a high profile spat between rock stars waters told rolling stone quote i have made every effort to engage with radiohead frontman thom yorke personally and would still like to have the conversation going on to say in reference to the fiftieth anniversary of the occupation of palestine quote fifty years living under occupation fifty years for a people with no civil rights fifty years of no recourse to the law fifty years of apartheid york justified the band's decision by stating quote we've played in israel for over twenty years through a session of governments some more liberal than others as we have in america we don't endorse israeli prime minister netanyahu anymore than trump but we still play in america now in an exclusive interview with r t waters has responded to york's remarks here's a preview of our discussion. thom yorke is wrong about indorsing the purposes of israeli government planning that. spokespersons of that

caught behind forjust 17, but on a ground still recovering from holding a radiohead concert, no alarms alastair cook at the crease. all suitably sedate until a wake—up call just after two. cook caught quinton de kock. not long later, tom westley followed rather more spectacularly. the first wicket at the anderson and may be remembered for its capture rather than its bowler. the first man to deprive the keeper of a catch was the captain, faff du plessis, england four down. there was a reliable reservoir of runs remaining. joe root made his way to 50 as he has in ten straight tests. manchester saluted a yorkshire men. perhaps he was overwhelmed by the punt pennine affection. not long later, it came to an end. in lengthening shadows, time for reassuring ben stokes. he also made 50 and again, all seemed quiet until one final clatter. a noise that confirmed this day was far tougher for england and it might have been. battle still to be done at old trafford. rain in the forecast. england will not want to leave their feet to the clock. —— clouds. domestic football returned tonight with the fi

caught behind forjust17, but on a ground still recovering from holding a radiohead concert, no alarmsith alastair cook at the crease. all suitably sedate until a wake—up call just after two. cook caught quinton de kock. not long later, tom westley followed rather more spectacularly. the first wicket at the anderson and may be remembered for its capture rather than its bowler. the first man to deprive the keeper of a catch was the captain, faff du plessis, england four down. there was a reliable reservoir of runs remaining. joe root made his way to 50 as he has in ten straight tests. manchester saluted a yorkshire men. perhaps he was overwhelmed by the punt pennine affection. not long later, it came to an end. in lengthening shadows, time for reassuring ben stokes. he also made 50 and again, all seemed quiet until one final clatter. a noise that confirmed this day was far tougher for england and it might have been. so batting still to be done in old trafford. the onus is on south africa and there is rain in the forecast, but england will not want to leave their fate of the clouds. ther

that is what will be reported in israel and that is what gets reported around the world that is why radiohead of being so soundly criticized by anybody with progressive ideas about human rights. because they have taken that step the other thing is about no performing in the united states or trying to boycott you know it's that the people of the united states got together as a civil society and asked performance from the rest of the world not to come and perform in the united states because they are an occupied people and there was an organized resistance against the occupying army civil society in palestine in two thousand and five started the b.d.s. movement themselves this isn't so. thing imposed by a bunch of. musicians this is something that they started that day who denies it and they have made an appeal to all artists rights as musicians to the store right to anybody in the rest of the word to observe the picket line which they have drawn and to not to to to to observe a coach or a boycott of the country you're one of the most beloved rock stars of a generation you're very vocal outspok

that is what will be reported to israel and that is what gets reported around the world that is why radiohead of being so soundly criticized by anybody with progressive ideas about human rights i would say are fairly accessible why don't we hear from you on mainstream media or on popular late night television. i'm told. that. question comes from. i was told by charlie rose not directly but by his producer why isn't roger on charlie rose we're not quite sure but it comes from above that chain so you can figure it out for yourself it's not rocket science and you can actually watch the full interview with roger this thursday on our team at five pm eastern time or you can watch it at any time at our website. called me right after the break you can see our exclusive interview with the russian. speaking about her meeting with. social environment. right. chemical discoveries over the last century made every day life easier but at what cost this is syria was exceptionally sick. no wonder it's confidential. says since the years old industrial giants reap the benefit. caused by chemical production. you

that is what will be reported in israel and that is what gets reported around the world that is why radiohead of being so soundly criticized by anybody with progressive ideas about human rights. because they have taken that step the other thing is about no performing in the united states or trying to boycott you know it's that the people of the united states have not got together as a civil society and asked performance from the rest of the world not to come and perform in the united states because they are an occupied people and there is an organized resistance against the occupying army civil society in palestine in two thousand and five started the b.d.s. movement themselves this isn't something imposed by a bunch of. musicians this is something that they started that day who denies it and they have made an appeal to all artists rights as musicians actors directors anybody in the rest of the world to observe the picket line which they have shown and asked us not to to to to observe a cultural boycott of the country. stouffer brother that was a very interesting i really liked his kind of an

starts with a little shop that goes to the franchises but absolutely scotland reacted to this band radiohead that it would be playing in israel but feeling a stadium full of palestinian flags as their music was a what do you expect the music to progress i would certainly hope so yes i think it's all going to progress the question is how long how much time it's going to take how many more palestinians are going to have to die how long palestinians will have to live under this horrifying regime that is really the question whether or not it happens i think is not the question is just how long people are going to wait before they wake up to fight this thank you after the break we speak. to save himself from death he was jailed under barack obama for exposing us to. the headlines a strike at the heart of british banking hospitality fake spooks spying on the political groups. economic development is all about numbers really bored this quarter we earned one hundred six points. but what do we know about the other figures. when i think about the fact that our c.e.o. mike du made over twenty million d

starts from the little shop that goes to the franchises but absolutely scotland reacted to this band radiohead and else that it would be playing in israel but filling a stadium full of palestinian flags is there music results do you expect the music to progress i would certainly hope so yes i think it's all going to progress the question is how long how much time it's going to take how many more palestinians are going to have to die how long palestinians will have to live under this horrifying regime that is really the question whether or not it happens i think is now the question is just how long people are going to wait before they wake up to fight this week about but thank you after the break we speak to former cia agent john kerry who saved himself from death he was jailed under barack obama for exposing u.s. torture squads in the headlines a strike at the heart of british banking hospitality fake spooks spying on the political groups. doing. wrong. just don't. i mean you get to shape out just to come out to and engage with equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choo

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