Boy George left his record label and quit a London play after releasing a pro-Israel song called 'We Will Dance Again'.

George said his faith helped him stay strong after people criticized his song.

George wrote, 'In Buddhism, every action has a result.' He lost some friends because he stood up for his Jewish friends.

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Boy George defended his new song after it caused controversy.

George said, 'I wanted to release my song, but my record label did not want to.' So, he left the label.

George said, 'When someone is not brave, it's easy to say goodbye.' He still believes in people and thinks the truth will win.

Representatives did not comment right away.

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Last week, George released a clip that got over 5 million views.

Boy George defended his song 'We Will Dance Again'.

The song says, 'You say genocide, I say war. When you're attacked, that's what the army is for.'

George's team said he also quit a West End play where he was to play King Herod.

George's team confirmed he left the West End play.

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George's manager said he won't be in 'Jesus Christ Superstar' anymore.

The manager respects the play's team and wishes them success.

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The manager apologized to fans who bought tickets and thanked them for their support.

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George's manager said George stands by his beliefs, and he respects that.

The manager decided to step aside to keep the play the focus and maintain respect.

Tracy Wright reports on entertainment for Fox News Digital.