Madonna 's tour in Israel and son Rocco joins her onstage too she kicks off her MDNA world
Rock chick: Madonna kicked off her MDNA tour in Tel Aviv, Israel and even played guitar
Tel Aviv was transformed into a land of razzamatazz tonight when Madonna took to the stage to kick off her 80 nation MDNA world tour.
The 53-year-old wore a variety of outfits as she appealed for world peace and calm in the Middle East as fans went wild in the sold out 35,000-seat Ramat Gan Stadium in Tel Aviv, Israel.
Showing off her super toned arms in black rock chick attire, and her cheeky side in a red and white cheerleader ensmeble, the Queen of Pop certainly put on a show.
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The mother-of-four spoke to the audience between sets and revealed why she chose the Israeli city to launch her tour at 9.45pm tonight.
She said: 'I chose to start my world tour in Israel for a very specific and important reason.
'You can't be a fan of mine and not want peace in the world, we all bleed the same colour,' she said as the crowd cheered wildly.
'If we can all rise above our egos and our titles and the names of our countries and our religions, and treat everyone around us with dignity and respect, then we are on the road to peace.
What a cheek! Madonna gave her fans an eyeful in the red and white outfit
Not alone: The singer was joined by various backing dancers who wore similar costumes to her
She continued: 'If there is peace here in the Middle East, there can be peace in the whole world.'
Madonna reportedly donated 580 tickets to her show to members of both the Israeli and Palestinian peace camps, but not everyone accepted the generous gift.
The concert kicked off with guts and guns being shown on the big screen inter-cut with Catholic imagery before the star burst on stage.
The professional: Madge changed from an all American girl cheerleader outfit to a black ensemble
Giving all her love: The US singer performed an energetic routine with her backing dancers at the ready
With church bells ringing and bare chested monks waltzing in front of a huge red cross - this was the officially the church of Madonna.
The mix of a melody with a Hebrew prayer built up the anticipation as Madge emerged on stage in a confessional, breaking through its glass window using a rifle, which she then aimed at the audience.
She wore a skin-tight black outfit to sing her first song Girl Gone Wild.
Madonna was then joined onstage by her 11-year-old son Rocco, who followed in his mother's footsteps when it came to outfit changes.
Red and white: The queen of pop showed no signs of slowing down as she worked it on stage
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