The Latest Breaking News from Eurovision

In September, Spain, the Netherlands, Ireland and Slovenia threatened to withdraw unless Israel was excluded over the war in Gaza.

Israel's participation in the Eurovision Song Contest is being debated at a two-day meeting of member broadcasters in Geneva starting today. Eurovision could vote on Israel’s involvement as more countries threaten boycott next year’s event in Austria.

The 2026 edition of Eurovision is facing a historic meltdown, with some countries threatening to boycott the party.

Organizers of the Eurovision Song Contest are discussing whether Israel should be allowed to participate next year

Eurovision is changing its voting system, following allegations of "interference" by Israel's government this year. Key changes include a cap on audience voting, the return of professional juries to the semi-finals, clearer rules around promotion of artists, and enhanced security safeguards.

Organisers say it will strengthen trust and transparency

The Eurovision stars will perform alongside the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra

The girlband will perform the classic Lou Reed song Perfect Day with the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra.

The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) has pushed to December a vote planned for next month over Israel's Eurovision participation after the Israel-Hamas ceasefire.

The European Broadcasting Union says decision on Israel’s participation will now be made in December

Israel has been a participant in Eurovision, established after World War II to provide a forum for peaceful competition among nations, since 1973.