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Justin Bieber is not getting much spiritual peace on his eagerly anticipated visit to Israel.
The Canadian teen idol bitterly complained on Tuesday that paparazzi had ruined his visits to holy sites, saying on Twitter that he was 'super frustrated' by the intrusions.
His mood was not helped by a newspaper report that a proposed meeting with Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu fell through after the singer allegedly refused to meet with invited children from a region affected by enemy rockets.
Bieber's camp denied that he had snubbed the youngsters or Mr Netanyahu, saying that the meeting had never been finalised. At any rate, Bieber had already invited children from the region bordering Gaza to be special guests at his show in Tel Aviv on Thursday, a spokesman said. Israeli newspaper Haaretz said Mr Netanyahu canceled the meeting over Bieber's unwillingness to meet the children, but a government official was more circumspect.
'The prime minister was approached to meet with Justin Bieber. The prime minister was open to the idea and wanted to bring children from southern Israel in order for them to have an enjoyable experience. In the end, it was unfortunately not possible,' the Israeli official said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
For his part, Bieber said on Twitter, 'I want to see this country and all the places I've dreamed of and whether its the paps or being pulled into politics it's been frustrating.'
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