American singer Blow He replied after the Cornell University threw her as headliners for his day for a slope day.

Kehlani was charged to captivate the concert, who celebrates the end of the teaching of the institution. However, the President of the School announced a decision on the release of the singer, claiming that her selection "injected the division and discord".

Blow has always been open About violence in Palestine and was continuously slammed Israel through its musical and social media.

After being discarded as headliner of Cornell Contried Day Concert, Kehlani Posted by video Social media to clarify that it is not anti-Semitic.

In the shot, Kehlan said, "As I sit here and work on my album, and I'm just like that in the presence of my Jewish and Palestinian best friend and my Jewish engineer."

She invited two ladies in the background that were with her at the beginning of the video.

Kehlani continued, "I ask me and invited to clarify and make a statement once again for the millionsist path that I am not an anti-Semitic nei-Jew."

Singer emphasized that she is "anti-genocide" or "anti-actions of Israeli government." She added, "I am against the extermination of whole people. I am the anti-bombing of innocent children, men, women. It's an anti."

Kehlani also said, "In fact, the first life I did in the beginning of this genocide was called the Jewish voices for peace and I still continue to learn and work together with really striking Jewish organizers against this genocide."

The 30-year-old singer confirmed a strong belief that a greater purpose leads her life. She said, "I want to be very clear in a statement that I believe that God has plans for me and it will not stop anything I continuing."

However, she admitted that she had to address her a mistake that seems to her career, noting her voice, "I ask me that it appears to me as a means of stopping in my career, as a means of changing my life and I just don't believe it."

Kehlani offered a direct response to those demanding clarity, which clearly appeared to have good intentions.

She said, "So here's the clarification you needed. I hope this is all you needed. Straight from my mouth, not a written statement with a white background. It's straight than me. You can see my face that tells me."

Singer "distraction" concluded: "So, here, come back to my album!"

In the description on her video post, Kehlani spoke about the decision of the Cornell University of dropping and recalled several cancellations that she had experienced in the past.

She said, "It's been more than a year. It was first clear. I know you saw that Cornell University canceled my show, and now there are attempts to cancel in the last year."

Kehlani continued, "If you want to cancel me from the possibility, stop what is because of your zionism. Don't do an anti-jew. This played play."

She concluded, "All this because we want people to stop dying. I hope this helps. Let's write a statement. Also my Jewish friend Flex was satire and sarcasm. I love my girlfriends."

Kehlan's statement came after the Cornell University left her from the head of the concert on the day of the slope.

University president, Michael I. Kotlikoff, announced the decision to throw a gramms nomineee in letter From 23. April 2005. years.

Kotlikoff said: "Tilt day is a gentle tradition in Cornello - time to give our community to celebrate the end of the class, employing the performers who hope to hope to hope to hope for the contractors hoping."

He added, "Unfortunately, although it was not the intention, the choice of Kehlan in the injected department and a day of inclination. For that reason I am not to think that the new composition for a big meeting for a great slope would announce soon."

Kotlikoff has discovered that "severe concerns from our community", as Kehlani was announced as a concert headnik, adding that "Many are angry, injured and confusing that they will be on behalf of anti-Semitic, anti-Israeli feelings in performances, videos and social media."