Britney Spears' visit to Israel: Singer mobbed by fans, cancels dinner with Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu

Singer and pop star Britney Spears' arrival in Israel has led to a commotion. It was the superstar's first visit to the country and reports claimed that she was forced to skip dinner with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as her followers mobbed her during a visit to the historical site of Western Wall. 

The situation turned worse and security were eventually forced to whisk her away. Britney arrived in Israel on Sunday, on 2 July, 2017 and the country's Labour Party cancelled planned elections on account of her concert at Tel Aviv's Yarkon Park on Monday night.

I’ve had such an amazing time performing in Asia over these last few weeks!! One final stop in Tel Aviv on Monday!! pic.twitter.com/vd5QfjipMC

— Britney Spears (@britneyspears) July 1, 2017

The concert was attended by 50,000 of her fans. Spears recently rubbished claims that she lip-syncs throughout her shows. She insisted that she has to mix her own voice with some sort of playback singing due to her energy-sapping dance routines.

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Fans however said it was difficult to recognise whether she was singing live or music was being piped in the Israel gig. 

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She sang her hit numbers “Toxic”, “Shalom”, “Work Bitch”, “Slave 4 U”, “Circus” and her latest EDM track, “Make Me”. 

Tel Aviv here I come!! Can't wait to take the stage at Park Hayarkon on July 3rd! Hey @therealguypines, see you there!! pic.twitter.com/5eO9VuykTA

— Britney Spears (@britneyspears) June 23, 2017