Roger Waters Reworks ‘Comfortably Numb’ Into Anti-Israel Propaganda

Antisemite Roger Waters recently released a new version of Pink Floyd’s classic Comfortably Numb with a palestinian Arab singer called Mona Miari. It is reportedly to raise money for the Palestine Children’s Relief Fund (PCRF), a non-profit organisation that “arranges free medical care for injured and ill children in Palestine.”

According to NGO Monitor, PCRF has worked with local organizations in Gaza that include individuals with Hamas ties, and partners with organizations that themselves have faced allegations of Hamas links. Not that any of this would bother Roger Waters in the slightest.

I should also point out that David Gilmour – who was listed as “lyricist, associated performer and composer” on the 1979 original version of the song – was removed from the credits of the remake.

Meanwhile, Roger Waters posted on X this extract from the song:

Beautiful footage in our film – “Comfortably Numb Re-Imagined” shot by Suheil Nassar.

This film honors the everyday humanity of Palestinians- the smiles, families, and ordinary moments that remind us these are real people living through extraordinary circumstances 🇵🇸… pic.twitter.com/g6jAVwmDfA

— Roger Waters ✊ (@rogerwaters) June 29, 2026

I prefer my version.

I prefer my version @rogerwaters https://t.co/q5I69RGiGt pic.twitter.com/aSSSHZpXW4

— David Lange (@Israellycool) July 3, 2026

Some classics should be left alone. Especially by someone who has become so comfortably numb to terrorism, antisemitism, and reality.