https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-features/peter-rosenberg-israel-macklemore-interview-1235628597/
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“Being Jewish in the music business this past week has been especially fraught.”
“It made him like, “Oh my God, everybody hates Jews.”
“We should be capable of holding two things at the same time.”
“It’s not going to work.”
“And he made the worst decision possible because Israel has completely lost the public.”
“Talk, for the most part, doesn’t exist.”
“Our first billboards for Hot 97, the marketing was: a Black, a Puerto Rican, and a Jew.”
“I married an Israeli.”
“But yeah, I was bar-mitzvah’d and went to synagogue somewhat regularly as a kid.”
“And so I think that he thought he was making the safest decision probably.”
“Neither side gives a fuck about innocent death.”
“And I’m not trying to say it was an easy decision either.”
“It’s standing up against hatred, standing up against Jew hatred and standing up against state-sanctioned hatred against Palestinian people.”
“My dad was a very devout Zionist.”
“I always ignored very casual antisemitism, like people coming up on the street being like, “Yo, I don’t really fuck with Jews, but I fuck with you.” I got that all the time.”
“Kraft stated that he viewed Macklemore’s onstage comments as hate speech.”
“Let’s play that out and let the court of public opinion have their say as well.”
“With such an obviously Jewish name, did you ever confront any resistance from the hip-hop community?”
“And Hamas doesn’t care about any sort of death.”
“Real Jew hatred like that exists.”
“Let’s stir it up.’” Your first Hot 97 billboards made that identity explicit, right?”