Bibi is not a Belieber.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has cancelled a scheduled meeting with teen heartthrob Justin Bieber, who’s in Israel to perform.
Netanyahu, hoping to score some political points, invited a group of children who live near the Gaza strip to attend.
The children had just gotten off a school bus last week when a rocket fired by Hamas fighters in Gaza struck, injuring a teen and the driver.
But when Bieber reportedly refused to meet the kids, Bibi pulled the plug on the meeting.
While he apparently hasn’t commented on the snafu, it’s not Bieber’s first foray into controversial politics.
LBN-COMMENTARY By MARK CUBAN
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