Madonna tells Israel: you can't be a fan of mine and not want world peace The American singer greeted 30,000 Israeli fans in Tel Aviv's Ramat Gan Stadium with the declaration: "You can't be a fan of mine and not want peace in the world." Her management had distributed hundreds of free tickets to Israeli peace activists to the event, which she billed as a "Concert for Peace." "We all bleed the same colour," Madonna told her ecstatic crowd, standing against the backdrop of an enormous illuminated crucifix and satanic symbols. If we can all rise above our egos and our titles and the names of our countries and our religions, and treat everyone around us with dignity and respect, then we are on the road to peace. If there is peace here in the Middle East, there can be peace in the whole world. The diva then went on to perform her song "Gang Bang" accompanied by images of blood stains, video clips showing the singer spraying bullets from both a hand gun and a machine gun, and closing on the phrase "die, bitch!" Israel's ultra-orthodox community, however, were outraged that the "Like A Virgin" singer was performing in the Jewish state. A report in religious journal 'HaEda' described the tour as "disgraceful" and claimed rumours the "famous gentile singer" would be visiting religious sites in the country's north had spared "pain and rage within the god-fearing community." Madonna has reportedly postponed a planned tour of Galilee following protests by the local religious community.