Andrea Bocelli Concert in Jakarta Criticized by Alumni 212 Chairman: Avoid Inviting Genocide Supporters
The chairman of Alumni 212, an Islamic group, has criticized the upcoming concert of opera singer Andrea Bocelli in Indonesia, citing his perceived support for Israel. He urged that individuals supporting genocide should not be invited.
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