Roger Waters was left without hotels in Buenos Aires for his comments about Israel

Next November 21 and 22 he will play in our country Roger Watersbut your stay arrangements are at risk. Two hotels in Buenos Aires would have canceled their reservations for his sayings about war between Israel and the terrorist group Hamas.

The Faena Hotel was the first to cancel reservations of the English musician. Then his production tried to get him accommodation in the Alvear Hotel where they got another negative.

“They canceled my reservations at the Faena Hotel and the Alvear Hotel. They don’t have any rooms,” The former Pink Floyd told Pagina 12 and added: “We were scheduled at the Faena, and they told us they were canceling the reservation because the room is being remodeled.”

The information was also corroborated by Infobae with Faena sources and they added that The reason was his statements about the Hamas attack and Israel’s incursion into Gaza. This same thing was expressed by Waters with the first media outlet to which he assured: “This is the Israeli lobby throwing all his weight”.

On his last tour, the legendary artist, will be presented on November 21 and 22 at the Monumental stadium with his farewell tour “This Is Not a Drill”, originally scheduled for 2020, which had to wait until the pandemic passed.

Flow announced exclusive streaming of the Roger Waters showproduced by DF entertainment, which will air live on Wednesday, November 22through channel 605 of the entertainment platform.

What Roger Waters said about the war between Israel and the terrorist group Hamas

The musician Roger Waters questioned Hamas’ responsibility for the terrorist massacre of civilians, suggesting that it is still unclear whether the Palestinian Islamist group is responsible. “How the hell didn’t the Israelis know this was going to happen? I’m still down that rabbit hole a little bit. I mean, didn’t the Israeli army in those 11, 10, 11 camps hear the pops when they exploded? Whatever that they had to fly to cross the border? There is something very suspicious in that,” said the former Pink Floyd.

He pointed out that, In his opinion, resistance to the occupation since 1967 is justified both legally and morally. Additionally, he debunked facts about acts of violence, including the beheading of babies, and suggested that the official narrative could be flawed.

The Brit added: “We don’t know if it was a false flag operation or not, or whatever happened, and we don’t know if we’ll ever get a real story. It’s always very difficult to know what really happened. They call it their 9/11 What the hell happened on 9/11 in North America? Nobody knows. Clearly, the official narrative has gaping holes. And anyway, we’re not going into 9/11.”