
Eurovision Song Contest: Rules Set To Change After Israel’s Alleged Vote Dumping
The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) decided to overhaul voting rules in response to the controversy over the voting system’s vulnerability to influence.

The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) decided to overhaul voting rules in response to the controversy over the voting system’s vulnerability to influence.

The boycott campaign against Israel risks turning Europe’s biggest cultural event into a political battleground.

Broadcasters emphasize that Eurovision celebrates diversity and inclusion, and decisions on entrants should remain independent of political pressure.

The Spanish government is threatening to boycott everything from the World Cup to Eurovision in its hysterical vendetta against the Jewish nation.

Jewish groups are calling out the broadcaster’s glaring hypocrisy.

Several European competitors have already declared they intend to withdraw from the 2026 song competition in Vienna if Israel also enters.