Israel once banned The Beatles from playing because they might have caused debauchery among the youth.  Maybe things would have turned out different if the mop-tops had inspired a little rebellion to the authorities way back when.

No such development is likely to happen on September 25 when Paul McCartney plans to play a show in Tel Aviv to help take the Israeli public’s mind off the consequences of their actions.

Paul, there is a call to boycott Israel from Palestinian artists that scores of international performers have respected.  Don’t play Tel Aviv Paul.  Let it be.