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Eurovision organisers condemn abuse of contestants over Israel as 'unacceptable'

Olly Alexander from the UK refused to boycott the Eurovision competition during the conflict in Gaza.
Several Eurovision entrants, including Olly Alexander, have called for an "immediate and lasting ceasefire" in a joint statement.
Olly Alexander's stance on the conflict in Gaza via the Eurovision competition remains neutral despite the joint statement.

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BBC News

Eurovision organisers condemn online abuse of contestants

The organisers' statement comes amid reports that Israeli entrant Eden Golan received death threats.

22 days ago·United Kingdom

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The Independent

Eurovision organisers say abuse of contestants over Israel ‘unacceptable’

The UK entrant Olly Alexander last month rejected calls for him to boycott the music competition amid the conflict in the Gaza strip.

23 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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RTÉ

Abuse directed at Eurovision entrants 'unacceptable'

The organisers of the Eurovision Song Contest have said that the abuse and harassment of contestants over Israel's inclusion is "unacceptable and totally unfair".

23 days ago·Ireland

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Sky News UK

Eurovision organisers condemn abuse of contestants over Israel as 'unacceptable'

UK Eurovision entrant Olly Alexander last month rejected calls to boycott the music competition amid the conflict in the Gaza Strip. But, along with several other Eurovision entrants, he has signed a joint statement calling for an "immediate and lasting ceasefire" in the conflict.

22 days ago·United Kingdom

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France24

EBU slams 'unacceptable' harassment of Eurovision artists

The Eurovision Song Contest organisers on Tuesday hit out at "targeted social media campaigns" against competitors amid reports of threats against the singer for Israel.

23 days ago·France

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Billboard

Eurovision Organizers Condemn ‘Harassment’ of Contestants Over Israel’s Inclusion

Here's what the EBU had to say about the controversy regarding Eurovision's decision to include Israel this year.

23 days ago·United States

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Eurovision organisers condemn online abuse of contestants

Eurovision organisers condemn online abuse of contestants

Eurovision organisers say abuse of contestants over Israel ‘unacceptable’

Eurovision organisers say abuse of contestants over Israel ‘unacceptable’

Abuse directed at Eurovision entrants 'unacceptable'

Abuse directed at Eurovision entrants 'unacceptable'

Eurovision organisers condemn abuse of contestants over Israel as 'unacceptable'

Eurovision organisers condemn abuse of contestants over Israel as 'unacceptable'

EBU slams 'unacceptable' harassment of Eurovision artists

EBU slams 'unacceptable' harassment of Eurovision artists

Eurovision Organizers Condemn ‘Harassment’ of Contestants Over Israel’s Inclusion

Eurovision Organizers Condemn ‘Harassment’ of Contestants Over Israel’s Inclusion

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