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Israel’s Yuval Raphael comes in 2nd at Eurovision, propelled largely by popular vote
Israel’s Yuval Raphael defied expectations to come in second in the annual Eurovision song contest on Saturday, narrowly losing out to Austria after being buoyed by the popular vote but also drawing points from the juries in 14 countries. “Thank you, Europe! Am Yisrael chai!” Raphael shouted from the stage after her performance.
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Eurovision organizers dismiss claims of voter fraud after Israel tops televoteSpain, Belgium, Finland cast doubt on Yuval Raphael's popularity; demand 'transparency' from EBU, which asserts there were no ...
The contest’s director shoots down allegations of vote manipulation in the surprising outcome.
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Row erupts over high number of votes for Israel at EurovisionThe organizers of the Eurovision Song Contest have been called on to explain the conspicuously high number of public votes ...
Israel’s Yuval Raphael is keeping a low profile at the Eurovision Song Contest. The 24-year-old singer has done few ...
Spain and Belgium’s broadcasters accuse song contest of ‘encouraging manipulation’ after Yuval Raphael wins public vote ...
The Spanish prime minister has called for Israel to be banned from the Eurovision Song Contest over its military action in ...
Austria won the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 in Swiss host city Basel on Saturday, in the country's first victory since ...
Israel's entrant Yuval Raphael finished in second place during Saturday's live final, also landing the highest number of ...
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