The Israeli singer made the final at the Eurovision Song Contest
Beep, blowing and oversized flags, but the singer representing Israel did not retreat in the second semi -finals of the Eurovision Song Contest. Yuval Raphael’s team helped him prepare for a similar situation, so he was already played for the rehearsals. Finally, despite the demonstrations and international debates, he made it to the Saturday final of the song competition, where he could even raise the trophy.
Israel has advanced the Eurovision Song Festival On Saturday’s final, a few hours after protesters in Basel tried to disturb the rehearsal. The country is a 24 -year -old Yuval raphael the New Day Will Rise He sang a song when six people tried to disrupt the performance with whistles and oversized Palestinian flags.
The arena Rules permit the flags, but limits their size. According to the Swiss SRG SSR broadcasting, the organizers were quickly removed from the St. Jakobshalle Arena.
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The Israeli singer later has a To BBC He said that his team was deliberately prepared for every eventuality: his rehearsals played audience noise to practice the performance of his song.
On Thursday, in the second semi -finals of the Eurovision Song Contest, he then reacted to the finals. According to the bookmakers, one of the great chances of the race clasped his hands and then kissed the sky.
They got on
The participation of Israel is particularly controversial this year, and due to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, several countries, including Ireland, Spain and Slovenia, have questioned the legitimacy of their departure. Even at the venue of the competition, there were protests on the streets of Basel in Switzerland.
In addition to Israel, Armenia, Austria, Denmark, Finland, Greece, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg and Malta advanced to Israel.
