Readers' Blog: We can’t sing to Israel’s tune on Eurovision

The Eurovision Song Contest 2019 is to be held next year in Tel Aviv in Israel, a state associated with Palestinian human rights abuses.

Sat, 06 Oct, 2018 - 01:00

The Eurovision Song Contest 2019 is to be held next year in Tel Aviv in Israel, a state associated with Palestinian human rights abuses.

The song contest may be an opportune and beneficial platform for many artists, including songwriters, broadcasters, performers, costume designers, and reporters.

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