Amy Winehouse Statue Defaced with Pro-Palestine Sticker in Anti-Semitic Act

The incident at Camden Market has sparked widespread condemnation and police inquiries, highlighting concerns over the visibility of Jewish identity.

A pro-Palestine sticker was placed over the Star of David on Amy Winehouse's statue in Camden, sparking widespread condemnation and being reported as an act of anti-Semitism.
The incident has caused significant upset, prompting responses from various organizations, police inquiries, and statements of support for the Jewish community.
Camden Market, where the statue is located, emphasized its commitment to diversity and intolerance of discrimination, promptly removing the sticker and reporting the incident to the police.
The defacement comes amid an international wave of protests related to the war in Gaza, raising concerns about the visibility of Jewish symbols and identity.
A new biopic about Amy Winehouse, titled 'Back to Black,' is set to release this April, highlighting her life and career.