Artists and activists have pushed back against English rock band , as the band goes ahead with its gig in Tel Aviv.
Two days before the July 19 show, Oscar-nominated filmmaker Mike Leigh  Radiohead’s intransigence towards Palestinians.
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British rock band Radiohead have come under pressure by Palestine solidarity activists, who are calling for the band to cancel its July 19 Tel Aviv gig as part of the boycott, divestment and sanctions (BDS) campaign.
More than 700 creative professionals living in the Britain — including writers, visual artists, actors, musicians and many others — have signed up to a pledge to boycott collaboration with Israeli state-funded projects.
The announcement marks a significant step for the British cultural boycott campaign. There have been many open letters and other statements of support for Palestine from British artists, but the pledge brings together a huge number of creatives in one coordinated effort.