6 things you didn’t know about Israel at Eurovision 2025
Yuval Raphael represented the country this year in a stage performance set to go down in history as one of the most impressive for the Jewish state.
Yuval Raphael represented the country this year in a stage performance set to go down in history as one of the most impressive for the Jewish state.
Take a trip down the memory lane with ISRAEL21c’s list of the best Israeli entries to the popular song contest over the past 52 years.
Performed by Yuval Raphael, a survivor of the Nova music festival massacre, the track called New Day Will Rise, is a power ballad dedicated to healing.
Mustache Art Studio owner Orgad Edery always loved cosplay. Now he’s making wearable art for TV shows and theater productions.
Carine Bassili was inspired to upload her version of Israel’s Eurovision song ‘Hurricane’ after seeing Golan getting booed at the song contest.
Despite being booed by the crowd during her performance, the 20-year-old songstress scores second-highest public vote.
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Besides being part of the organization that operates the song contest, like other non-European countries such as Australia and Morocco, Israel adds spice to this popular song contest.
Experts say the country’s participation in this year’s Eurovision song contest is crucial to avoid a precedent of Israel being banned from international events.
Amid controversy surrounding Israel’s participation in the Eurovision Song Contest, Golan has secured her place as Israel’s representative.
An American Israeli singer-songwriter mixes English, Hebrew and Arabic to create a musical emotional bridge.
Noa Kirel placed behind fan favorite Käärijä from Finland and bookmakers’ darling Loreen from Sweden.
The 22-year-old pop star gave a dynamic performance in the competition’s first semifinal in Liverpool.
Israel Calling initiative to see delegation of upcoming Eurovision contesters arrive for a short trip that
includes a fabulous promo concert
Israel’s 21-year-old pop star releases “Unicorn”, this year’s entry into the Eurovision Song Contest.