Eurovision fans refuse to wear hostage pins and express their hostility for the Jewish state.
This year’s Eurovision has been rocked by calls to ban Israel, the world’s only Jewish state.
Israel has warned Jews visiting Switzerland not to display Jewish symbols for their safety.
All the more poignant, then, that Israel’s entrant, Yuval Raphael, survived the 7th October Nova festival massacre by hiding under a dead body for eight hours.
Meanwhile, Hamas still holds 58 hostages.
We hit the streets with yellow ribbons to ask: can Eurovision still stand for unity, or has it become yet another stage to demonise the world’s only Jewish state?
This is what happened.
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