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Anti-Israel Activists Disrupt Speech at Eurovision Opening Ceremony in Basel

Anti-Israel Activists Disrupt Speech at Eurovision Opening Ceremony in Basel
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Entertainment May 11, 2025 16:14

basel - Protesters interrupt politician Conradin Cramer's speech at Eurovision opening in Basel over Israel's participation, sparking controversy.

Protesters Disrupt Opening Ceremony at Eurovision in Basel

Anti-Israel activists caused a commotion during politician Conradin Cramer's speech at the Eurovision opening ceremony in Basel, Switzerland.

Controversy Over Israel's Participation

The disruption comes amidst heated debate over Israel's involvement in the Eurovision Song Contest, with critics citing the situation in Gaza as reason for objection.

Over 260,000 people have signed a petition protesting Israel's participation, despite singer Yuval Raphael representing the country this year.

The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) has pledged a 'broad discussion' on Israel's participation, emphasizing the event as a 'non-political music celebration'.

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