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A Dutch broadcaster has vowed to boycott the Eurovision Song Contest for a second year, calling it a “platform for division” because of tensions over Israel’s involvement. The decision by Avrotros ...

Dutch public service broadcaster Avrotros appeared to blame Israel’s continued participation in the event for the decision.

What was once a celebration designed to bring Europe together is becoming increasingly weighed down by war, politics and division, with the Netherlands now stepping away from Eurovision once again.

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AvroTros will step away from Eurovision for a second year, saying the contest is no longer consistent with "trustworthiness, independence and humanity".

AVROTROS also boycotted the 2026 edition in Vienna, joining Spain, Ireland, Slovenia and Iceland in protest at Israel’s participation. The 2026 contest was ultimately won by Bulgaria and will ...