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The last three lines of the song, which is mostly sung in English, are in Hebrew, describing the condition of Israeli civilians during that time: "There's no air left to breathe / No place, no me from day to day."
"Rebelde Way" was one of several Argentinian telenovelas popular in the early 2000s and revolves around the lives of the students of a prestigious private boarding high school.
The deal will see the series broadcast in 92 territories, spanning the US, Europe, Latin America, Canada, and Australia.
The performance will mark Luxembourg's return to the song contest after a 31-year break.
The supermodel of Palestinian descent known, for her previous Gaza advocacy, faced scathing backlash on social media for antisemitism and inaccuracy in the post
Kirel came in third at the Eurovision Song Contest in the spring with the hit.
Mountaintop boasts a rich portfolio that includes a whole host of Israeli productions on the small and big screens such as "A Tale of Love and Darkness directed by Natalie Portman; "Pollard" by Omri Assenheim; and "Incitement," winner of the Ophir Award (the "Israeli Oscars") for best picture in 2019.
Mirren tells a news conference before the opening of the Jerusalem Film Festival that she is inspired by the protests against the judicial reform pushed by the government.
The singer and songwriter professes a love for traditional North African music and Berber culture.
In "Heart of Stone," Gal Gadot plays Rachel Stone, an elite intelligence officer who is part of a secret international organization called The Charter.
