'No Artwashing. No Genocide Pavilion. No to Imperialist Wars': Israeli Pavilion at Venice Biennale Sparks Fury
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Furious protests at Venice Biennale against Israel and its 'pariah pavilion'
The protest peaked on Friday afternoon, with pavilions closing in solidarity with the strike, hostile brochures being distributed, and demonstrators chanting 'from the river to the sea' while accusing Israel of the 'genocide of Palestinians.' The Russian pavilion was also boycotted
After the controversy on the Russian pavilion, 27 stands have closed in protest against the presence of the delegation of the Jewish State. Outside, 3,000 protesters clashed with the police. Salvini: "The artists are not spokesperson for the conflicts, not the boycotts."The Venice Biennale continues to be the ground of political clashes that reflect the international turbulence. After the controversy on the Russian pavilion, yesterday 27 stands …
After the storm on the Russian pavilion, the one on the representatives of Tel Aviv breaks out. High tension in Venice, where protesters want to reach the Israeli pavilion, placed under high control. Salvini: "Buttafuoco is right, enough controversy"
About 2,000 pro Pal activists in the procession against the presence of Israel at the Biennale. The protesters paraded towards the Arsenale and in the interventions at the megaphone they asked that the pavilion of Israel be closed and that there be no space for Zionism and to justify the genocide still in progress. Moments of tension with the police, when the activists tried to break through the cord of the police, which blocked them with the us…
"I am here for Venice and for the Biennale and to put my brick to put an end to the controversy that should not involve an extraordinary reality like the Biennale Foundation." (ANSA)
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