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JOY Eurovision

19 May 2018

Mazal tov Israel! Let’s celebrate!

JOYEurovision: The Show, Music, Society & Culture

Mazal tov Israel! Let’s celebrate!

Netta won the 2018 Eurovision Song Contest for Israel and, to celebrate, we went back in time to enjoy some of their past entries.

Michael took the journey back for 45 years of Israeli Eurovision delights, including their four winners and some songs that didn’t do as well.

Are there any songs that you wish could have made the cut? Share them with us on social media!

The playlist

1973: Ilanit – Ey-sham (אי שם) [Somewhere]

1978: Izhar Cohen and the Alphabeta – A-Ba-Ni-Bi (א-ב-ני-בי)

1979: Milk & Honey & Gali Atari – Hallelujah (הללויה)

1983: Ofra Haza – Hi (חי) [Alive]

1985: Izhar Cohen – Olé Olé (עולה, עולה)

1991: Duo Datz – Kan (כאן) [Here]

1998: Dana International – Diva (דיווה) [LGBTI]

1999: Eden – Yom Huledet (יום “הולדת) [Birthday]

2007: Teapacks – Push The Button

2010: Harel Skaat – Milim (מילים) [LGBTI – Words]

2015: Nadav Guedj – Golden Boy

2018: Netta – TOY

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