Posts Tagged: Eurovision Song Contest
Former Israeli Eurovision Winner Netta Barzilai Gives Advice to Noa Kirel, Says Winning Isn’t Everything
Israeli singer Netta Barzilai, who won the 2018 Eurovision Song Contest, told Ynet she spoke to Israel's representative in this year's singing competition, pop singer...
Pop Singer Noa Kirel to Represent Israel at 2023 Eurovision Song Contest
Israeli pop singer Noa Kirel has been selected to represent her home country at next year's Eurovision Song Contest, Israel’s public broadcaster Kan reported on...
First Ethiopian-Israeli Chosen to Represent Jewish State at Eurovision Song Contest
JNS.org - Eden Alene will be the first Ethiopian-Israeli to compete on behalf of the Jewish state at the Eurovision international song contest, set for...
Tel Aviv Expected to be Site of 2019 Eurovision Contest
JNS.org - Israel, which won the annual Eurovision Song Contest in May and therefore gets to host in 2019, has recommended Tel Aviv as the site...
Israel’s Netta Barzilai Wins Eurovision Song Contest
Israel's Netta Barzilai won the Eurovision Song Contest in Lisbon on Saturday, bringing Israel its fourth victory in the glitzy pageant, watched by over 200...
Israeli Satire of ISIS Performing at Eurovision Song Contest Explodes on Social Media (VIDEO)
Though Israel did not emerge victorious in Saturday night’s Eurovision song contest in Stockholm, the country’s most famous TV satirists came up with a winning...
Israeli-French Singer to Represent France at Eurovision Contest
JNS.org - Israeli singer Amir Haddad, who competed in the fourth season of the Israeli singing competition "A Star is Born" 10 years ago, will represent...
Possible ‘Munich Style’ Terror Attack Averted in Azerbaijan
Azerbaijan has arrested 40 people in connection with plans to commit terrorist attacks during the Eurovision Song Contest last weekend, which took place in the...
Israel Goes Izabo for Eurovision 2012 (VIDEO)
Similar to American Idol, the annual Eurovision Song Contest is one of the world's most popular musical competitions. According to the Museum of Broadcast Communications,...
