On June 4, 2014, The Rolling Stones performed a historic concert in Tel Aviv’s Hayarkon Park, drawing 50,000 fans despite calls for a boycott. The band, amidst political tension, delivered a 19-song set, blending Hebrew greetings with their iconic music. Their visit included sightseeing, marking a cultural milestone.
On June 3, 2014, the Rolling Stones visited Jerusalem’s Western Wall ahead of their much-anticipated concert in Tel Aviv. Mick Jagger explored Caesarea’s ancient ruins, sharing a photo while mistakenly calling a theater an “amphitheater.” Despite calls to postpone, the band performed for 50,000 fans at Yarkon Park on June 4.
false Mick Jagger’s false quote about a future Rolling Stones show in Israel *Click for more STONES NEWS According to Reuters agency, “A quote attributed to rockstar Mick Jagger about the Rolling Stones […]
“The Secret Jewish history of The Rolling Stones”Nota de Seth Rogovoy originalmente publicada en el sitio online de cultura judía Forward el pasado 2 de junio citando un artículo del 2014 de […]
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