Pro-Palestinian activist harasses Quentin Tarantino
As she followed him down the stairs on his way to his vehicle, screaming "Free Palestine," the attacker attempted to provoke Tarantino into uttering the offensive word toward African Americans.
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Eden Golan finishes 5th; Switzerland wins Eurovision
Unfazed by the booing Israel haters, Eden Golan pulled off a great number like a true professional – and the crowd went wild. “Thank you!” She said before going off stage.
Eden Golan defies Israel's Eurovision haters; poised for 2nd place after shining in semifinal
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.