Investigation Alleges Israeli Government Used Eurovision as 'Soft Power' Tool

An investigation has reportedly found evidence of a 'well-organised campaign' by the Israeli government, spending over $1 million on marketing to leverage Eurovision as a 'soft power' tool, despite rules against governmental interference in voting.

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Investigation finds “well-organised campaign” by Israeli government used Eurovision as “soft power” tool

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