Well, at least we know where Rolling Stone stands on the Israel/Palestine issue.
What he sees as his advocacy for Palestine has for some crossed the line from legitimate criticism into bigotry, whether deliberate or otherwise. Waters' previous shows have had, for example, giant pigs emblazoned with the Star of David, alongside other symbols. Waters has repeatedly insisted his problem is Israel, not with Jews more broadly. However, as we discuss the subject during our interview, Waters argues that some Jewish people in the U.S. and U.K. bear responsibility for the actions of Israel, "particularly because they pay for everything."

Guess what? Jewish people are more likely to support Israel than non-Jewish people, and if he has specific names, that's even better. But they go ahead and try to insinuate that any problem with Israel is anti-semitism. It's pretty subtle, but it's there. Calling out the supporters of the Israel mess is not bigotry.