Eurovision to change voting rules after claims of Israeli government 'interference'

Sky NewsFriday, November 21, 2025 at 4:05:00 PM
Eurovision to change voting rules after claims of Israeli government 'interference'
  • The Eurovision Song Contest will change its voting rules due to claims of interference by the Israeli government, highlighting ongoing tensions surrounding the event.
  • This development raises questions about the fairness of the competition and the influence of political factors on artistic expressions in international events.
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