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Israel’s Yuval Raphael comes in 2nd at Eurovision, propelled largely by popular vote
Israel’s Yuval Raphael defied expectations to come in second in the annual Eurovision song contest on Saturday, narrowly losing out to Austria after being buoyed by the popular vote but also drawing points from the juries in 14 countries. “Thank you, Europe! Am Yisrael chai!” Raphael shouted from the stage after her performance.
Pedro Sánchez accuses Eurovision of hypocrisy for allowing Israel to compete while barring Russia, drawing sharp rebuke from ...
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez called for Israel's exclusion from international cultural events such as the Eurovision ...
Israel’s Yuval Raphael is keeping a low profile at the Eurovision Song Contest. The 24-year-old singer has done few ...
RTVE, which courted controversy with its openly anti-Israel stance during its coverage of the competition, reportedly ...
Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez called on Monday for Israel's exclusion from international cultural events such as the ...
The Grand Final was overshadowed by a failed stage invasion during a performance by Israeli singer and entrant Yuval Raphael.
Yuval Raphael will represent the country this year in a stage performance set to become one of the most impressive for the ...
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez demands Israel's exclusion from the Eurovision Song Contest, expressing solidarity with ...
The ease with which a mobilized group of voters can game the system is astonishing. In Spain, according to Spain’s public ...
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