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Bono Speaks Out Against Hamas, Benjamin Netanyahu and Israeli "Far-Right Fundamentalists" at Ivors 2025

  • On May 22, 2025, during the Ivors music awards ceremony in London, Bono urged for peace amid the worsening conflict in Gaza and expressed criticism of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and far-right extremists.
  • The call followed a background of intensified Israeli military actions in Gaza since October 2023, leading Western countries like the UK, France, and Canada to impose sanctions and summon Israeli diplomats.
  • Bono dedicated the performance of U2's 'Sunday Bloody Sunday' to peace hopes, altered lyrics to condemn the Hamas attack on an Israeli rave, and urged Hamas to release hostages and stop the war.
  • More than 53,000 people have died in Gaza, mostly civilians, with nearly 500,000 Palestinians facing catastrophic hunger due to blockade-related food shortages, according to May 17 reports.
  • Bono's speech and actions reflect growing Western discontent with Netanyahu and highlight the humanitarian crisis, yet they have sparked critique including accusations of being 'tone deaf' and accusations from figures like Roger Waters.
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