BBC aired footage of Bob Vylan leading crowds in chanting 'Death to the IDF'
Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary Danny Kruger has condemned the BBC as "disgraceful" for broadcasting Bob Vylan's controversial Glastonbury performance, during which the rapper led crowds in chanting "death to the IDF".
Speaking to GB News, Kruger said it was "distressing" to see the performance and blasted the "two-tier justice" in Britain.
He said: "He's not an artist I'm familiar with, but I have heard all about him in the last few days. This is pretty disgraceful that firstly, Glastonbury would host this. Secondly, that the BBC would broadcast it.
"Thirdly, that the crowd would chant along in the way they did. Some infantile artist trying to make himself famous by being anti-Semitic on stage is one thing, but it is really distressing that so many people thought it was acceptable to agree with him that we should be inciting the death of IDF soldiers."
