Song amended after organisers banned entry for seeming references to 7 October attacks, which broke rules on political neutrality
Israel will be allowed to compete at the Eurovision song contest after changing the lyrics to its song, organisers have confirmed.
Eden Golan, representing Israel at this year’s competition, originally submitted a ballad called October Rain, widely thought to reference the Hamas attacks of 7 October. However, the entry was barred on the grounds of breaking rules on political neutrality.
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