In a time when voices of reason are drowned by slogans, and art is hijacked by ideology, we are witnessing yet another distortion of moral clarity—this time on the grand stage of culture.

Yuval Raphael, Israel’s brave and brilliant representative at this year’s Eurovision, stands not just as a singer, but as a symbol. A symbol of resilience. Of creativity under siege. Of light in an age of selective outrage.

And yet—while rockets fall and hostages remain hidden—some in Britain and across Europe demand the recognition of a Palestinian state, not through peace but through appeasement. At that same moment, Yuval is being targeted, boycotted, and vilified for daring to raise her voice—for daring to stand on a stage and sing not in defiance, but in dignity.

This is not just about Eurovision. It is about the soul of public life. It is about whether we reward terror or celebrate courage. Whether we stand with those who build bridges or with those who burn them.

Let us be very clear: what Yuval faces is not criticism. It is political theatre that punishes a young artist for the crime of representing her country. It is cowardice masquerading as conscience. It is delusion passed off as diplomacy.

We cannot allow this.

So we say—to the organisers, to the audience, and to the world:
Yuval sings not just for Israel.
She sings for truth.
For courage.
For beauty that refuses to be silenced.

And we, her supporters, must rise to meet this moment. We call on you:

🟦 Stand with Yuval.
🟨 Celebrate her courage.
🟦 Reject the cultural censorship dressed up as activism.
🟨 Make your voices louder than the boycotts.

Bring your flags. Bring your pride. Bring your defiance in the face of those who would rather see silence than song.

Yuval is not alone. And neither are we.

Let Europe see that Israel is not a pariah but a beacon. Let Eurovision remember that music is meant to unite, not divide. And let every performer know that no artist should ever have to sing through fear.

This Saturday, make your voice heard.

Vote Yuval. Stand with Israel. Sing for truth.