The "Game of Thrones" star canceled her appearance on Belgian television because of an anti-Semitic parade

Dutch actress Charis Van Houten, who played Melisandra in the Game of Thrones, canceled a scheduled appearance on Belgian tux show because in March of Elst in the country, a street parade called UNESCO "racist and anti-Semitic" in March, with puppets of ultra-Orthodox puppets sitting on gold sacks

The "Game of Thrones" star canceled her appearance on Belgian television because of an anti-Semitic parade

Dutch actress Charis Van Houten, who played Red Priestess Melisandre in the HBO "Game of Thrones" series, canceled a scheduled appearance on Belgian television, since in Elst in the country there was a street parade in March at a local carnival called UNESCO "racist and anti-Semitic".

Van Houten was to attend the Belgian talk show "The Appointment" alongside Elst Mayor and German actress and writer Helena Reign. Reine, who is married to a Jewish football player, called Elast's mayor "anti-Semitic," and canceled her first attendance at Tok Show because of her refusal to appear alongside the mayor. Van Houten also canceled her performance.

In a parade in Belgium: ultra-Orthodox puppets sat on gold sacks

Charis Van Houten (Photo: Image Bank GettyImages)

Game of Thrones Charis Van Houten (Photo: GettyImages)

From today's loans to everyone it's like, no matter what row or chair you sit on

Subject to the terms of financing Ltd. and compliance with the underwriting conditions. Failure to meet the loan repayment may result in a charge on arrears and execution proceedings

During the March carnival, huge dolls of ultra-Orthodox Jews were shown in pink suits. One of the dolls smiles as she smokes a cigar and reaches out, presumably to collect money. This doll had a rat on her right shoulder, and both dolls were standing on gold coins with silver sacks at their feet (watch the video above).

Following the parade, a storm ensued. Jewish communities in Europe and the Israeli ambassador to Brussels also protested anti-Semitism, in addition to demanding that the carnival be removed from the UNESCO World Heritage Site. In response, the Belgian government has set up an investigative committee that said anti-Semitic puppets could not be attributed to their creators. Absorbed by UNESCO, the creators of the parade last month once again resorted to provocative. As a promo for next year's carnival, dolls starring him were featured, including figures of Jews with long curved noses and gold teeth in their mouths, in what seems to be inspiration from the way the Nazis portrayed the Jews.