Billie Eilish faces backlash for promoting new album to Israelis
Pro-Palestinian social media users slam the Grammy-winning singer for saying "Hi Israel" in a promotional video for her new album "Happier Than Ever."
Pro-Palestinian social media users slam the Grammy-winning singer for saying "Hi Israel" in a promotional video for her new album "Happier Than Ever."
The singer has broken the all-time record for the highest note in the contest's history, hitting a B6 whistle note in her song Set Me Free.
Sanaa Mohamed "went into hiding" after she received death threats over her musical collaboration with Israeli musician Elkana Marziano.
Europeans less than enthused about the three finalists for Israel's song, which will be chosen in a special broadcast on Kan 11 on Jan. 25.
Audio streaming giant reveals the most played artists, albums, tracks, and podcasts over the past year. Billie Eilish crowned the most-streamed female artist in Israel, followed by Israeli singer Noa Kirel.
Tomorrow’s Rain, led by veteran producer Yishai Sweartz, releases two versions of its debut album, in English and in Hebrew. The band is joined by Israeli performers you would never expect to hear on a metal album.
Multidisciplinary program of instrumental performances and behind-the-scenes interviews will be coupled with powerful messages of hope.
"Hello, friend" features Israel's Elkana Martziano and UAE's Walid Aljassim and was written in Hebrew, Arabic and English.
"A lot of things are different this year," says Avishai Cohen, the co-founder and artistic director of the event now in its sixth year. "First of all, there are no players coming from abroad."
Houda Abouz, 24, who majors in film studies at a university in the northern city of Tetouan, says she has always been fascinated by hip-hop and rap music: Rap is my passion and my defense mechanism in a patriarchal society.
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