Good evening. It's Monday, June 30th.

Welcome to a new episode of System Update, our live nightly show that airs every Monday through Friday at 7 p.m. Eastern exclusively here on Rumble, the free speech alternative to YouTube.

Tonight, there is a major intense controversy in the West involving Israel and Gaza, finally.

But the controversy is not about the Israeli bombing of a Gaza and coffee shop on

the beach on Sunday, nor is it about its droning of various people walking once they get flour

back home, nor is it about its ongoing massacre of people seeking aid and food in Gaza, as well as

people living in the West Bank. No, what has terrified, enraged, and frightened Western leaders

and Western journalists of all stripe

is that a punk and rap band

named Bob Villan appeared at a music festival

in England over the weekend

and chanted, quote, death, death to the IDF.

Now, it goes out saying that

if they had simply chanted death to the Russian army in Ukraine

or called for more Israeli killings of Iranian scientists like people love so much, or if they had

just celebrated exploding pagers from Israel that maimed thousands of people in Lebanon,

including children, nobody would have noticed and nobody would have minded at all. But because the chant was directed at the Israeli military, which happens to be engaged in multiple

wars, the indignation from Western media in political circles has been vociferous shrill and

endless, not just manifesting an unhinged rhetoric, but also a criminal investigation by the UK

police into this band, and the immediate revocation by the UK police into this band and the immediate

revocation by the U.S. State Department of the visas already issued to this band on one other

kneecap, preventing them from their scheduled tour in the U.S. Well, look at this reaction

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