Israel unveils 'New Day Will Rise,' its 2025 Eurovision power ballad

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'New Day Will Rise' - Israel unveils Eurovision entry, to be sung by survivor of Nova attack

Israeli singer Yuval Raphael, a survivor of the attack on the Nova Music Festival in Israel in October 2023, will perform at the contest.

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Israel unveils 'New Day Will Rise,' its 2025 Eurovision power ballad

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Survivor of Hamas attack to perform for Israel at Eurovision

Israel has announced its entry for the Eurovision Song Contest, the song “New Day Will Rise.” It will be sung by 24-year-old Yuval Raphael, who survived the Hamas attack in 2023.

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Here is Israel's song in ESC 2025

"New day will rise". It will be Israel's entry in the Eurovision Song Contest in Basel in May.

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‘Darkness will fade,’ Yuval Raphael sings in Israel’s Eurovision entry, ‘New Day Will Rise’

(JTA) — Israel has released the video for “New Day Will Rise,” its entry to the 2025 Eurovision Song Contest that focuses on the theme of emerging from darkness. In the video, Yuval Raphael, selected as the country’s representative for the annual contest, sings in a field of red anemones, Israel’s national flower, after connecting with a crowd of young people who are reminiscent of the attendees of the Nova music festival where Hamas killed more…

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"The ballad of the year, but": Eurovision fans know what's going to trip up Yuval Rafael - Walla Culture

The first reactions from around the world are flying for "New Day Will Rise" and praising the Israeli singer's voice and her use of three languages. But everyone understands: This is not just a musical competition. "It's a song that's in the top 5, but I don't see it winning because of politics." And what do the betting charts say?