From Eurovision to boot camp: Eden Golan joins IDF
Golan, who came in fifth at the prestigious song contest with the hit "Hurricane," has received her first military summons.
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Golan, who came in fifth at the prestigious song contest with the hit "Hurricane," has received her first military summons.
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Her performance was stirring, powerful, and precise – despite the boos by pro-Palestinians who tried to drown out her voice only to have their own noise canceled by organizers who turned off the crowd's microphones. Outside, there were massive protests and Eden had to arrive in a convoy of cars with helicopter escorts from above to make sure she was secure.
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Controversy has also surrounded Britain's entry, Olly Alexander, for signing a petition critical of Israel's actions in the Gaza Strip.
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