Protesters splashed red paint on performer David DOr during a concert in Warsaw

A group of pro-Palestine activists attacked Israeli singer David D'Or during a concert in Warsaw on Sunday, dousing him with red paint.

The incident began when at least two activists disrupted D'Or's performance, which featured classical songs and sung prayers with orchestral accompaniment. Footage from the scene shows one individual throwing paint at the singer, smearing D'Or and several musicians in the orchestra.

As the activist was being tackled by several concertgoers and security guards, a woman carrying a Palestinian flag attempted to scale the stage. However, she was promptly pulled down, and the group was escorted out of the auditorium following a brief scuffle, footage shows.

The Polish authorities remained silent on the incident, and it was not immediately clear whether the activists faced any legal consequences for their actions.

The singer posted footage of the incident on his Instagram page after the concert, stating that it brought him "back to the horrors of the October 7" Hamas attack.

"In the middle of the prayer, Our Father, our King, when I pray for a good year and peace in the world, I closed my eyes, when suddenly I felt a splash on my face, I opened my eyes to see a strong red color, resembling blood," D'Or said, claiming that the incident left the orchestra members and the audience shaken.

The October 7 surprise attack on southern Israel mounted by the Palestinian militant group left at least 1,200 people dead and prompted Israel's ongoing military offensive in Gaza. The operation in the Palestinian enclave has inflicted immense material damage and left more than 62,000 dead, according to local health authorities.

(RT.com)