Iceland’s Eurovision Contestants Hold Up Palestinian Jihad Banners During Contest

Perhaps the openly gay artists from Hatari do not realise that if they were to step one foot into Palestinian controlled territory they would be lynched from the nearest tree. As is the case in much (if not all) of the Muslim world, being an LGBT individual is punishable by the death penalty.

Instead of protesting the brutality against LGBT individuals in the Palestinian controlled territories, Hatari proudly trashed the pro-LGBT nation of Israel: the only country in the Middle East were LGBT individuals have full and equal civil rights. Insane idiots.

However, this outrageous display of stupidity is not a surprise. Iceland is perhaps the most anti-Israel country in Europe. In addition, much of the LGBT world has incredibly chosen to align with the LGBT-hating Palestinians.

Iceland contestants have Palestine flag banners confiscated at Eurovision venue

By: thejournal.ie. May 18, 2019:

MEMBERS OF ICELANDIC group Hatari had banners featuring the Palestine flag confiscated from them at the Eurovision Song Contest venue after they flashed them at TV cameras during the voting segment.

The group, described on the official Eurovision site as an “award-winning, anti-capitalist, BDSM, techno-dystopian, performance art collective” have said they are against Israel hosting the contest, which has been the subject of boycott calls by pro-Palestinian groups.

In the final section of the show, members of the group displayed banners depicting the Palestine flag as cameras cut to them.

The stunt was met with boos in the arena, as the Israeli hosts carried on reading the remainder of the public votes.

Einar Stef, one of the group’s members, posted a video to Instagram showing staff holding one of the banners and asking for the rest of them to be handed over.

Iceland’s #Hatari member posted on Instagram how security @ #EurovisionTelAviv confiscated their #Palestine flagspic.twitter.com/IyCBChyvDC

— Noa Landau נעה לנדאו (@noa_landau) May 18, 2019

The group, who finished tenth in the contest after receiving a sizeable public vote, earlier in the week described Israel’s hosting of the competition as propaganda and a whitewash.