I saw a reference to March somewhere.Any indication on when we will hear the song?
She isn't a total newcomer. This isn't the first talent show that she has participated in.Everything else aside, I’m mildly surprised they’ve stuck with their talent show - it seems quite an ask for a total newcomer with zero media experience to take on everything that will come with being their entry this year. Somebody more experienced might’ve made more sense from that point of view.
How is it a provocation?That’s got to be either a bad joke from social media or a deliberate provocation?
I suspect it's genuine. But also it's not really per se a direct provocation - or arguably necessarily even foul of the rules at all - if the focus of the track is, well, the grief and mourning that has come out of one if the most traumatic days most of the Israeli public has experienced in the nation's history. At least, nobody normally seems to think so when Armenia have sent similar entries conceptually in the past.That’s got to be either a bad joke from social media or a deliberate provocation?
Best bit for me, personallyNot sold on the ‘Crystal Ball ESC Exclusive’ ad libs.
I think this is probably right (although neither Germany or UK are voting in its semi. France is though).It'll surely qualify - they only need to get a handful of points from every country which seems highly likely.
I don't see it. Israel is not going to have the same strength of feeling as Ukraine did, nor is this song even close to the quality of Stefania.It will win the public vote.
It will win the public vote.