600 Artists Urge Live Nation to End Its Investments in Israel

More than 600 artists and music industry workers have signed an open letter to Live Nation Entertainment, demanding it cut ties and divest from its branch in Israel, in protest against its support for the occupation army and its complicity in the war on Gaza. The letter came in response to a campaign launched by the Palestinian Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel (PACBI), and asserts that the company's continued operations conflict with the ethical principles of artists.

More than 600 artists and music industry workers have sent an open letter to Live Nation Entertainment, calling for it to cut ties and divest from its branch in Israel, in protest against its support for the occupation army and its complicity in the war on the Gaza Strip. The letter came in response to a campaign launched by the Palestinian Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel (PACBI), which had called on the company to end its activities and investments in Israel, in line with calls for cultural and economic boycott. The signatories stressed that the company's continued operations inside Israel conflict with the ethical principles demanded by artists and cultural sector workers, urging the company's management to respond to the demands and take practical steps to end its investments there.