Anti-Israel groups slam Rolling Stones for scheduling a concert in Israel. Mick Jagger responds to critics by adding an additional concert date in Israel

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2/26/13, "Rolling Stones tell Jew-haters to kiss their ....... adds another date to Israel tour on Israel Independence Day," Atlas Shrugs, Pamela Geller
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"Rolling Stones tell Jew-haters to kiss their ....... adds another date to Israel tour on Israel Independence Day.

It is so delicious to see very cool people standing against savagery, thuggery and injustice. I'd wish I could get to Jerusalem just to see this show.

In spite of a concerted campaign by 'anti-Zionists', the Rolling Stones have announced they have no intention of cancelling their planned concert in Jerusalem on Israel’s Independence Day, Monday, April 15. 
“We’ve been slammed and smacked and twittered a lot by the anti-Israeli side,” said Mick Jagger, the band’s leader and most recognizable member since 1963. “All I can say is: anything worth doing is worth overdoing. So we decided to add a concert on Tuesday.”
Needless to say, tickets to both concerts, Monday night in Teddy Stadium in Jerusalem and Tuesday night in Bloomfield Stadium, Tel Aviv, have been sold out even as Jagger was speaking."" image from Atlas Shrugs

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