Israel’s representative Eden Golan has secured a coveted place in the Eurovision Song Contest grand final after a spirited performance in tonight’s semi-final.
Golan’s rendition of “Hurricane” propelled her to the final round, where she will face 25 other countries for the prestigious title.
Despite boos and attempts to disrupt her performance in tonight’s semi-final in Malmö, Sweden, Golan remained calm and focused, delivering a captivating rendition of her song with confidence and grace.
The audience reaction was mixed, with cheers and boos echoing throughout the venue. However, Golan appeared unfazed by the negativity, drawing strength from the energy of her supporters and delivering a polished and dramatic performance.
Outside the contest venue, large protests against Israeli participation in Eurovision took place earlier in the day, with Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg among the demonstrators.
Despite the intensity of the protests, no incidents of violence were reported and supporters were able to enter the venue undisturbed.
Controversy surrounding Golan’s participation in Eurovision has been evident throughout the competition, with reports of boos directed at her during a dress rehearsal on Wednesday.
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