Music producer Bob Ezrin, known for his work on three albums of the British rock band Pink Floyd, accused the band’s co-founder Roger Waters of antisemitism. According to the newspaper report TimesAn interview with Ezrin will feature in a new documentary about Waters, produced by veteran British journalist John Ware with support from the NGO Campaign Against Antisemitism.
During the interview, Ezrin gave several examples that he believed showed Waters making offensive remarks or actions towards Jews. Ezrin, who has worked with a variety of artists and artists including Aerosmith, Deep Purple and KISS, also suggested that Waters may not consider himself an anti-Semite.
Waters, 80, has been repeatedly accused of anti-Semitism, especially after his critical statements regarding Israel and the Jewish state’s policies towards Palestine. During Waters’s tour in Germany this spring, a scandal arose regarding his stage attire, which was reminiscent of a Nazi uniform and was associated with the image of the dictator Pink, the main character of the film Pink Floyd – The Wall (1982), directed by Alan Parker. .
After the concert, Waters denied all the accusations and said that he had been subjected to politically motivated slander.
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