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Even the Guinness Book of Records Is Now Boycotting Israel, but Opponents Are Unable to Achieve One Thing

Summary by De Telegraaf
Despite a ceasefire in Gaza, the specter of boycotts has by no means disappeared for Israel. The organizers of the Eurovision Song Contest will consider the possible exclusion of the Jewish state on Thursday and Friday, while within UEFA, voices are still calling for the country to be suspended from international football competitions. In one respect, however, the international criticism of Israel has had little impact so far.

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Even the Guinness Book of Records Is Now Boycotting Israel, but Opponents Are Unable to Achieve One Thing

Despite a ceasefire in Gaza, the specter of boycotts has by no means disappeared for Israel. The organizers of the Eurovision Song Contest will consider the possible exclusion of the Jewish state on Thursday and Friday, while within UEFA, voices are still calling for the country to be suspended from international football competitions. In one respect, however, the international criticism of Israel has had little impact so far.

·Amsterdam, Netherlands
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De Telegraaf broke the news in Amsterdam, Netherlands on Thursday, December 4, 2025.
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