Roger Waters Denied Hotel Reservations in Argentina and Uruguay Over Antisemitism Allegations

The Pink Floyd co-founder blames the 'Israeli lobby' for the cancellations, while vehemently denying the antisemitism allegations.

Roger Waters, co-founder of Pink Floyd, has been denied hotel reservations in Argentina and Uruguay due to longstanding allegations of antisemitism.
Waters was scheduled to stay in Buenos Aires for his 'This is Not a Drill' tour, but multiple hotels canceled his reservations, citing a lack of availability.
In Uruguay, a hotel in Montevideo declined to host Waters without providing a reason.
The president of the Central Israelite Committee of Uruguay, Roby Schindler, sent a letter to a hotel in Montevideo accusing Waters of using his fame to spread hatred towards Israel and all Jews.
Waters has denied the allegations of antisemitism, stating that he believes in human rights and speaks openly about the 'genocide of the Palestinian people.'