Israel's Eden Golan - 'Eurovision is safe for everyone'

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Israel's singer has insisted the Eurovision Song Contest in Sweden remains 'safe for everyone' amid protests against her participating as she made the final.

Israel’s singer has insisted the Eurovision Song Contest in Sweden remains"safe for everyone" amid protests against her participating as she made the final.

Earlier in the day, thousands of pro-Palestinian protesters walked across the streets of Malmo from Stortorget to Molleplatsen to show their support for Gaza and condemn Israel taking part in Eurovision amid the conflict. A journalist asked:"Have you ever thought that by being here you bring risk and danger for other participants and public?"She said:"I think we’re all here for one reason and one reason only and the EBU is taking all safety precautions to make this a safe and united place for everyone and so I think it’s safe for everyone and we wouldn’t be here ."

Earlier, when Klein was asked if his song can unite people by music, he replied saying:"I think that’s a good question for the EBU."

 

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