In what was to be a night of music and unity,Coldplay'SChris Martin caused anger after an unpleasant exchange at Wembley Stadium.

Attempted singer to make Mansites shared betweenIsraelis andPalestinians They left some fans praise his words as others accused him of insensitivity.

Now, prominent voices, including long-term bhakets for cold classes, invite its remarks harmful.

During the execution of 22. August in Wembley, Martin called on two young women named Avia and Tal on the stage.

When they discovered that they were from Israel, the audience strongly 90,000 reacted with a combination of health and boos.

Martin hesitantly hesitantly before I told the crowd "I am very grateful to be here as people, and I treat you as equal people to the Earth, no matter what you are coming from where you come to the guy you are coming where you arrive or not come."

Frontman Coldplay then then extended his words away. "Though it is controversial, maybe I want to greet people in the audience from Palestine because ... from the belief that we are all equal people," he said, pulling out loud applause.

For many, the feeling was noble. However, for others, including Israeli fans who traveled the world to see Coldplay, the moment was deeply killed.

Israeli American entrepreneur Yaron Samid, self-described Die-HardPlay fan, has published a long-lasting statement expressing disappointment in Martin's comments.

He explained that he and his wife supported the band for more than 20 years, which the Wembley incident did especially "pain."

"When two young Israeli fans joined him on Stage Chris says," I treat you like equal people on earth, no matter where you come from. "I 'While that could have been controversial, I also want to greet people in the audience from Palestine," "Samid wrote.

He added that Martin's remarks felt like "non-actual re-examination that further tears of people separated and deeply hurts some of your most faith".

The samid called on the singer to think, suggesting that his words issued "the growing prejudices against Israeli people who were drawn into the war they never asked for them."

One of the young women invited to the stage later described the moment in an interview with the Israel's Khan Broadcaster. She admitted that there was a moment she thought they were hiding their citizenship.

"There was a separated second that we considered to say we were with Malta, and then I said" Israel, "she found out JNS. "We couldn't and we didn't want to lie. It was a little scary that 90,000 people know we were from Israel, but we said that."

Other Jewish commentators echoed her discomfort. Music journalist Eve Barlow wrote on x That she "can't even start unpacking how much he morphified that that moment was" for two fans.

Meanwhile, Philanthropy Ari Ackerman questioned Singerina's intention, wondering if he implies Israeli, he should feel "grateful" simply to admit as people.

YouTuber Yaakov Langer was Harsher, accusing Martin to ignore the suffering in the real world.

"Coldplay called on two women on the stage, then cheat them and makes them feel bad for ... to be Israeli," he wroteCriticizing the omission of any reference to Israeli hostages that still keep Hamas.

The base has extended outside the individual fans. Casey Babb, a research guy, explosion Martin's effect like a failure of empathy.

He claimed that instead of creating a moment of joy, the colder singer turned it into one of the shame. In his words, Martin has transformed "What should be the night of celebration, fear and excitement" into "the evening of humiliation, confusion and sadness because you lack even the most basic understanding of things you preach."

Babb concluded that "instead of supporting them and treat them like you any other fans - with dignity, respect and kindness - you have done to feel conditionally tolerized, dehumanized and guilty that they are Jewish."