For her song 'Unicorn,' Noa Kirel 'chose a character that is...very strong and stands with its horn outward to anyone coming—and I see our country as such a strong country.'
Pop star Noa Kirel will represent Israel at Eurovision 2023. By Abigail Klein Leichman, Israel21c Seven months before the deadline for entries, Israel is the first country to officially announce its contestant for the Eurovision Song Contest next May in the United Kingdom. Public broadcaster KAN confirmed on August 10 that pop queen Noa Kirel... Read more »
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Israel fears that Gaza-based terrorists will try to disturb the event with a missile attack and has deployed Iron Dome defense systems throughout the country.
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Geriatric British rocker Roger Waters amps up his anti-Israel shtick in this slightly deranged, bathrobe-clad rant against Eurovision, Benjamin Netanyahu, and the Jewish state.
One of Eurovision's top bloggers said he feels 'totally safe' based on the IDF's response to the Palestinians' latest rocket attacks on the Jewish state.
Hamas terrorists claim they still have time prepare an attack on Tel Aviv during the popular international Eurovision competition next week if Israel doesn't acquiesce to its laundry list of demands.
As excitement builds for Eurovision 2019, the contest's host, Israel, previewed its official entry into the wildly popular international singing competition.
Tell Eurovision organizers that inclusion also means respecting the right of Jews to observe the Sabbath! Demand that they accomodate the special-needs band!
Israeli Eurovision hero Netta Barzilai released a fresh single on newfound fame, explaining to the press that the song contest that catapulted her to fame has the power to unite.
Israel is 'busy preparing to welcome the participants – and the world! – to Tel Aviv and will be putting on a show to remember,' the Kan broadcaster stated.