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Israel’s Eurovision story: Boos, ballads, and breaking up with Europe (Part 2) – Sponsored Content

אוג 17, 2026 ·  Source: The Times of Israel 90Objectivity score90/100

Israel’s Eurovision story: Boos, ballads, and breaking up with Europe (Part 2) – Sponsored Content

The story continues through PingPong's fever dream, Netta's feminist anthem, and the raw, post-October 7th performances of Eden Golan, Yuval Raphael, and Noam Bettan.

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Part 2 of "Israel's Eurovision story" podcast, hosted by Noam Weissman, explores Israel's journey through the Eurovision Song Contest, highlighting its cultural impact beyond just winning. The episode covers significant Israeli entries, including Dana International's historic 1998 victory, PingPong's controversial 2000 performance, and Netta Barzilai's 2018 win with "Toy." It also addresses recent performances by Eden Golan, Yuval Raphael, and Noam Bettan in the aftermath of October 7th, noting that despite low jury scores and boycotts, Israeli songs continue to resonate with the public. The podcast emphasizes that Eurovision for Israel "was never about the trophy. It's about the power to sing your own story, boos and all."

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