Ehud Banai

A Palestinian resident of Susya at a demonstration against Ehud Banai's performance (Screenshot: Israel Social TV)
WATCH: Protesting Ehud Banai’s show for settlers of Susiya
Israeli singer Ehud Banai performed in the Israeli settlement of Susya in the south Hebron Hills last Sunday. Although public outcry against the performance led to the show’s cancelation, the show eventually went on and got started, in the words of Israel’s Channel 10 News, “on the right foot.” Social TV was in the neighboring…
By Social TV October 6, 2013
Sign to Susya, with Arabic blacked out (Yuval Ben Ami)
WATCH: IDF bars Israelis from joining Palestinian protest against settler concert
Fifteen Israelis tried to join Palestinians in the West Bank village Susya to protest a concert for Jews only in the adjacent settlement, but only seven were able to make it there. The IDF stopped them several times on the way, claiming there was a military order prohibiting their presence. The seven who managed to make…
By Mairav Zonszein September 26, 2013
IDF soldier turns a blind eye to violent settlers from Havat Maon (photo: Israeli Ta'ayush activist)
Between south Hebron, the Jordan Valley and Israeli democracy
A couple of West Bank incidents from the last few days, and one final thought: 1. Israeli singer Ehud Banai, who was due to perform in the archaeological, Jews-only site of Susya in the south Hebron Hills, cancelled his gig following left-wing protests, then canceled the cancelation, stating that his decision (not to perform) “fanned…
By Noam Sheizaf September 22, 2013
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A Palestinian family outside their tent home in the south Hebron Hills village of Susya (Photo: Activestills.org)
‘Performing in my stolen home’: An open letter to Ehud Banai
Nasser Nawajaah, a displaced Palestinian resident of the south Hebron Hills village of Susya, writes to an Israeli singer who is scheduled to perform in the settlement built on his family’s stolen land. Several weeks ago a number of Israeli left-wing individuals and organizations launched a campaign to pressure Israeli singer Ehud Banai not to…
By +972 Magazine September 21, 2013
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