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Eurovision Director Denies Financial Troubles Linked to Israel, Welcomes Canada to Contest
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דווח לראשונה בSrugim · Jul 2, 2026
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Martin Green, Eurovision's director, refutes claims that the contest faces financial issues due to countries boycotting Israel, calling such rumors false. He confirms Canada's entry is part of EBU expansion, not financial rescue, and Israel will remain in the contest following a member vote. Preparations for Eurovision 2026 in Bulgaria and the launch of Eurovision Asia in Thailand are progressing well.
- 01Eurovision director Martin Green denies financial troubles linked to Israel-related boycotts.
- 02Canada joins Eurovision after CBC's EBU membership talks, unrelated to finances.
- 03Israel's participation is secure after 70% of EBU members supported its inclusion.
- 04Investigations found no irregularities in voting despite claims of Israeli influence.
- 05Eurovision 2026 will be hosted in Bulgaria for the first time after Dara's win.
- 06EBU plans to launch Eurovision Asia in Thailand this November as a new continental event.
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סיפורים קשורים
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