Posted on 05/26/2025 8:00:49 AM PDT by DallasBiff
MADRID, May 22 (Reuters) - Austrian singer JJ, who won this year's Eurovision Song Contest, called in an interview published on Thursday for Israel to be excluded from the 2026 edition in Vienna due to the war in Gaza. Eurovision, which stresses its political neutrality, faced controversy again this year linked to the war. An Israeli military campaign has killed over 53,000 Palestinians in Gaza, the enclave's health authorities say, since Hamas militants' cross-border attack on October 7, 2023 that killed around 1,200 people, according to Israeli tallies.
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I believe his father is Austrian and mother Filipino.
The power of propaganda is absolutely amazing. See Tagline.
I don’t get it. The Palis started it. Israel is responding. What is the problem? What did they think would happen?
Maybe urinevision should strip him(them/they)of his win? But, EUtopia. Yoops gonna yoop
It's better to be hated and be alive than dead and loved.
Not sure why Israel is included in the “eurovision” contest...
Curious about why Australia and Azerbaijan are included in Eurovision?
JJ is following in the footsteps of another Austrian. Funny, this Austrian Man does not look like a member of the “master race” though. Haters gonna hate.
I sure don’t know!
Damn idiot queers...
I wonder if JJ stands for “Jihadi Joe.”
Hey JJ, you’re an idiot.
And Feuerschwanz should have won!
Is Eurovision open to only European countries?
Israel has competed in the European league of soccer — their Asian neighbors don’t want to play against them.
Austrians hated Jews even more than the Germans.
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