Rolling Stone — Photo: Sinai/Getty Paul McCartney played his first ever concert in Tel Aviv today, playing to 40,000 fans more than 40 years after the Beatles were banned from playing Israel. Once on stage, Macca dusted off his knowledge of the Hebrew language to we... more info

Yahoo! Music — AP - TEL AVIV, Israel — Paul McCartney performed his first concert in Israel for some 40,000 fans, kicking it off with the familiar Beatles' song "Hello, Goodbye." more info

Associated Press — TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) -- Paul McCartney performed his first concert in Israel for some 40,000 fans, kicking it off with the familiar Beatles' song "Hello, Goodbye."... more info

The Daily Mail — They've waited 40 years, but as Sir Paul McCartney stepped onto the stage at Tel Aviv tonight his Israeli fans finally got to see their idol in concert. more info

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Perez Hilton — Threatening Islamic fundamentalists don't scare former Beatle Paul McCartney! He's gone on with his trip to Israel despite scary assassination threats from wacky terrorists. Macca's set to do his first ever Israeli concert in Tel Aviv tonight, Thursd... more info

Yahoo! Music — AP - "I'm bringing a message of peace, and I think that's what the region needs." — Paul McCartney, rejecting criticism of his planned concert in Tel Aviv. more info

All About Jazz — Pro-Palestinian groups urge McCartney to boycott Israel, which banned the Beatles in 1965. He will perform there tonight for the first time. JERUSALEM -- There's a new Israeli government being formed amid great uncertainty and divisive haggling. O... more info

BBC News - UK — Sir Paul McCartney tells the BBC he is "not nervous, but excited" ahead of his historic concert in Tel Aviv. more info

Orange Music Blog — Despite fears over extremist threats, Sir Paul McCartney is set to play a groundbreaking concert in Israel tonight (25 September).Macca was famously banned from playing there with the Beatles 43 years ago amid fears that youngsters would be corrupted... more info