the player Moshe Ivgi He will appear for the first time since he was released from prison, at the show “THE WHITE RABBIT BAND – CLASSIC ROCK SHOW”, at the “Tamna” theater in Tel Aviv.
As you may recall, Ivegi was released from prison last March after five and a half months from the moment he began serving his prison sentence, following a conviction for indecent acts and sexual harassment. This, after he was sentenced to 11 months in prison and the parole board next to Shavas accepted his request for early release.
The lead singer of the band, Maya Rakah, wrote on her Facebook account in response to the words: “I invited Moshe Ivgi. The musicians are not responsible for his participation, but I alone. I will not detail the considerations because I do not owe explanations, but it is not relevant that you direct criticisms and claims to which of the musicians in the band. More It is relevant that you contact me.”
“Regarding the criticisms – I respect the whole range of feelings related to Ivy’s hospitality. At the same time, and following an incident that happened this afternoon, I want to make it clear to threats of all kinds that I will not tolerate crossing boundaries such as threats to harm the integrity of the performance or the venue’s audience or any of the performance’s participants,” she added.
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She also wrote: “Any incitement, threat, slander and such against anyone from the ensemble will result in an immediate online complaint to the Israel Police. Slander and slander against any of the participants in the performance will result in a lawsuit being filed in the Court of Appeals. I can accept opinions and criticisms, but unequivocally – I will not accept threats about the performance And for the participants in it. Anyone who feels restless – he has the option of not coming to the performance.”
Tamune theater response will be published when received.