
‘Toy’ among most popular Eurovision songs ever, obviously
Israel’s most recent win at the global music event is the seventh most-viewed entry on YouTube, unfortunately unaccompanied by the country’s previous hits.

Israel’s most recent win at the global music event is the seventh most-viewed entry on YouTube, unfortunately unaccompanied by the country’s previous hits.

Israel’s first Eurovision contestant of Ethiopian ancestry was chosen as one of 26 finalists to compete on May 22.

Eden Alene, Israel’s first Eurovision contestant of Ethiopian ancestry, will perform a pop tune called “Set Me Free” chosen by popular vote.

‘I look for vehicles that appeal to massive audiences as a way of showcasing Israel,’ says Sylvan Adams.

Singer Eden Alene will represent Israel with the four-language song ‘FekerLibi’ in a nod to her Ethiopian roots. Judging from early responses, Eden could be following in Netta’s footsteps.

First Israeli of Ethiopian descent wins the contest to represent Israel at the next Eurovision Song Contest. And she’s only 19.

European Broadcasting Union poll of viewers puts the 2019 Tel Aviv production ahead of all others in the 2010s.

ISRAEL21c talks with our Eurovision photoblogger Elan Benor about leaving LA behind for the ‘beauty and magic’ of Tel Aviv.

From the spectacular and extravagant to the bizarre and disappointing, these are the moments we’re going to remember from Eurovision’s Tel Aviv debut.

Beautiful Israeli scenery steals the spotlight in short clips featuring the contest hopefuls singing their songs.

The 64th Eurovision Song Contest commences as hopeful contestants from 41 countries strut down the orange carpet in Tel Aviv.

Ahead of this year’s song contest in Tel Aviv, here is a retrospective about the winners, losers, politics and songwriting secrets of Eurovision.

The venue for Europe’s biggest song competition has a history that stretches back almost to the city’s founding.

In days gone by, shoes for the spring holiday season weren’t fun or colorful. It took decades to transform Israel’s staid footwear market into the innovative and creative industry it is today.

Queen of pop arriving with 65 staffers and backup dancers to ‘add some glitz’ to the competition on May 14-18, 2019.