News about Noa Kirel

The Association of Composers and Lyricists in Iceland demanded that Israel be barred from the competition due to the war in Gaza and the assassination of innocent civilians and children.' If Israel's artists are not banned, they said, Iceland will be ruled out of next year's Eurovision competition in Malmo, Sweden, which will take place in May.

There's nothing Eurovision loves more than eccentric performances. This year marks the 67th time that the international competition has graced our screens. Following the loss of last year's champions Ukraine, who were unable to host, the final will see 26 countries battling - or croon - for the top spot in Liverpool. Croatia is already known as the most eccentric group in the bookies, while Sweden is the bookies' favorite. Here's everything else you'll need to hear about the case. Pictured: 2023 entries from Croatia, Austria and Finland

Noa Kirel will represent Israel in the 2023 edition of the Eurovision Song Contest, which will take place in the United Kingdom for the first time in 25 years. The country will commemorate its first appearance in the Eurovision Song Contest, having first attended the festival in 1973. Kirel will perform 'Unicorn', which includes lyrics in both English and Hebrew. So, who is Noa Kirel?Why is Israel allowed to compete in Eurovision even though it is outside Europe?Has Israel ever won the contest?

Eurovision 2023 has ruled out Ireland, Malta, Latvia, the Netherlands, and Azerbaijan. On Tuesday night, 15 countries competed at the M&S Bank arena in part one of two semi-finals for the chance to earn a spot in Saturday's grand final. Ten acts made it to Finland and Sweden's former champion Loreen, who was victorious in 2012 after a trip to Euphoria, has also secured a spot.