Meanwhile, Madonna’s husband Guy Ritchie fears the singer could be kidnapped
by religious fanatics on her Confessions tour.
Madonna is a devout follower of mystical faith Kabbalah and Guy fears her
faith could put her in danger.
A source is quoted by Britain’s People newspaper as saying: “Kabbalah is a
form of Jewish mysticism. She could be a target for a protest about Israel
bombing Lebanon. Guy wants more bodyguards for her.�?
Madonna’s tour has already caused controversy – Catholic, Muslim and Jewish
leaders have all branded her show “blasphemous�? because she wears a crowns
of thorns and poses on a mirrored cross.

Speaking of, leaders of Russia's Christian and Muslim communities joined counterparts around the world Tuesday in voicing their disapproval of the controversial section in Madonna's current world tour.
The American diva is touring to promote her tenth album, 'Confessions on a Dance Floor.'

The Russian Orthodox Church did not recommend believers to attend Madonna's concert Monday.

"For an Orthodox believer there is no point of attending her [Madonna's] concerts or helping her propagate her spiritual problems via self-advertisement," said Vsevolod Chaplin, head of the Moscow Patriarchy's department for external relations.

Damir Gizatullin, deputy head of Russia's Council of Muftis, said Tuesday: "This is in conflict with the traditions of our people. Such things do not do credit to people like Madonna."

In other news, UNICEF is possibly shunning money from Madonna. According to newsweek.com, Madonna, who had recently donated $3 million to Raising Malawi, which helps children orphaned by AIDS, had initially tried to partner the charity with UNICEF. But a source said that the charity got a little uncomfortable with the organization reports Hindutimes.
The source said: "Raising Malawi has strong links to Kabbalah, and I believe that UNICEF, in its eagerness to be as pure as Caesar's wife, was uneasy with the idea or the pairing."