Israelis sue New Zealanders over Lorde boycott

An Israeli legal rights group is suing two New Zealanders it blames for convincing pop singer Lorde to cancel her performance in Israel.

Israelis sue New Zealanders over Lorde boycott
Wed, 31 Jan, 2018 - 10:26

An Israeli legal rights group is suing two New Zealanders it blames for convincing pop singer Lorde to cancel her performance in Israel.

Shurat HaDin said on Wednesday that it had filed the suit in a Jerusalem court on behalf of three Israeli concert ticket-holders.

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