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Singapore Bans Band Massive Attack for Displaying Palestinian Flag

Singapore Bans Band Massive Attack for Displaying Palestinian Flag
NYT World Monday 03 August 2026, 10:35 UTC By Max Kim 1 min read
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A still image taken from a social media video showed Robert Del Naja and Grant Marshall of Massive Attack holding up a Palestinian flag onstage in Singapore last week.

A still image taken from a social media video showed Robert Del Naja and Grant Marshall of Massive Attack holding up a Palestinian flag onstage in Singapore last week.
Singapore Bans Band Massive Attack (ORG) Robert Del Naja (PERSON) Grant Marshall (PERSON) Palestinian (ORG) Singapore (LOCATION)
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