Summary
Eurovision organizers are holding a meeting to decide if Israel will continue participating in the contest. Some countries may boycott if Israel stays due to concerns about its actions in Gaza and voting issues. The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) is changing rules to maintain fairness in the competition.
Key Facts
- Eurovision is debating Israel's future in the contest at a Geneva meeting.
- Several countries, like Ireland and Spain, may boycott if Israel remains in the competition.
- Germany suggests it might withdraw if Israel is excluded.
- Controversy arose after accusations of Israel using ads to influence votes.
- The EBU announced changes to voting rules to prevent government influence.
- There were protests and attempted disruptions at previous Eurovision events over Israel's involvement.
- Slovenia stated it might not participate if Israel continues in the contest.
