After the excitement about Israel-critical statements by Song Contest winner JJ, the brothers and sisters of two Hamas Geiseln asked for pronunciation. But the artist stays at the diving station.
The hands are still stretched: such as reports, the brothers and sisters of two Hamas Geiseln, who have been in the tunnel system under the Gaza Strip for almost 600 days, nowadays to Austria.
On this occasion they also wanted to meet winner JJ alias Johannes Pietsch according to his controversial statements about the Gaza conflict. However, the 24-year-old has not yet said, is still at the diving station.
“JJ is a young person, but he also bears a great responsibility as a winner of a song competition. I would very much advise Jews to understand what is so fundamental wrong about his statements,” says the Governor of the Lower Austria Johanna Mikl-Leitner (Övp) more clear words, “Under the Hamas of the Ham-Te Under understanding” It is still unclear whether he will meet the invitation.
Kickl also changes into debate
In the meantime, FPö -Baas Herbert Kickl also became a member of the debate. “I am not at all interested in the song competition,” said the frontman about freedom in an interview with the “Tyrolean Daily”: “With the exception of the citizenship of the citizens of the singer JJ, I cannot recognize a specific reference in Austria.”
The ÖVP-Spö-Neos-Drei coalition makes Selfies with the 24-year-old singer, who won the ESC in Basel with “Wasted Love” and thus brought the largest music match in the world to Austria: “And now, according to his unqualified statements about Israel, you also have a big problem in which we are.”
For Kickl, on the other hand, it is clear: “The song match is a stage for a small but shrill and loud community. To be honest, if you don’t wear rock like a man today, if a woman, not a beard if you are not translations or else you are without a chance of the song match.”
Source: Krone
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