'United By Music': Eurovision Song Contest addresses Israel inclusion amid controversy

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'United By Music': Eurovision Song Contest addresses Israel inclusion amid controversy
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The organisers of Eurovision have asked for all artists participating this year to be 'treated respectfully'.

have asked for all artists participating this year to be "treated respectfully" amid calls to boycott the event over the Israel -Hamas war.

More than 450 queer artists, individuals and organisations called on him to not perform his dance track Dizzy in Malmö, Sweden, as the conflict continues in the Gaza strip. "We are firmly against any form of abuse or harassment directed at participants, online or offline, and are committed to fostering a safe, respectful and inclusive environment."

"The Israeli public service broadcaster has been a member of the EBU since 1957 and has participated in the Eurovision Song Contest for 50 years.As a non-political organization, the EBU’s role is to support public service broadcasters throughout Europe and the Middle East. "It was agreed that 'Hurricane' met the necessary criteria for participation in accordance with the rules of the competition."

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