Israeli rappers claim US visas withheld over song lyrics
The lyrics of the Hebrew drill rap hit "Harbu Darbu" were alleged to be at the root of the decision to refuse four Israeli artists a visa.
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The lyrics of the Hebrew drill rap hit "Harbu Darbu" were alleged to be at the root of the decision to refuse four Israeli artists a visa.
The lyrics of the Hebrew drill rap hit ‘Harbu Darbu’ were alleged to be at the root of the decision to refuse four Israeli artists a visa
Four Israeli artists were refused visas to perform in the United States over the weekend allegedly because of controversy surrounding a song by one of the scheduled acts, Israel's Channel 12 News reported. Rap duo Ness Ve Stilla, Lior Narkis, and Chaim Osadon, star of the kid's show "The Crazy World of Dod Chaim," were