Israel’s biggest and most surprising supporter on planet Earth is a gay, Gentile former rock star turned DJ turned actor who just released a song honoring the memory of the victims of the Hamas massacre of Oct. 7, 2023, which proved so controversial that he had to resign the role of King Herod, who destroyed the Second Great Temple in Jerusalem 2,000 years ago, in a London revival of a musical celebrating the life of Jesus Christ.

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The gay, Gentile former rock star standing with Israel is Boy George, famous in the 1980s for his group’s international hit “Karma Chameleon.” You remember that song, or at least the hook — “Karma Karma Karma Karma Karma Chameleon, you come and go, you come and go.”

Now try to unhear that while you read the rest of this article.

If you remember any more of that song, you know way too much about ’80s rock and roll.

Since then, Boy George had one more No. 1 hit, “Everything I Own”; overcame a heroin addiction; reinvented himself as a top international DJ; ran his own dance music label; wrote a hit musical about London club culture; appeared on both “The Voice UK” and “I’m........

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