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15/12/2025

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15/12/2025

The Eurovision Song Contest and its organisers — the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) — are under scrutiny after announcing that Israel would be allowed to participate in its 2026 edition, which will be held in Austria in May.

The EBU has been under pressure from a number of Eurovision fans and Palestinian supporters to exclude Israel from the competition since the start of its two-year military campaign in Gaza which has devastated the enclave and killed more than 70,000 Palestinians, according to local health authorities.

That offensive began after the October 7 attack by Hamas in which 1,200 people were killed and 251 taken hostage, according to Israeli tallies.

Broadcasters from Spain, the Netherlands, Ireland, Slovenia and Iceland withdrew from the contest following the decision to include Israel, with 34 countries now expected to compete in Eurovision 2026, including Australia.

In a statement, SBS said: “Our position remains that, as a public broadcaster, making a decision to be involved based on the inclusion or exclusion of any country would undermine SBS’s editorial independence and impartiality."

"SBS recognises and respects the deeply held views and concerns about the war in the Middle East and its impact, both locally among our audiences and internationally as reflected by other broadcasters. Our responsibility is to provide comprehensive, trusted and impartial coverage for Australians across our network, and we will continue to do so.”

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