UK Eurovision entrant Olly Alexander last month rejected calls to boycott the music competition amid the conflict in the Gaza Strip. But, along with several other Eurovision entrants, he has signed a joint statement calling for an 'immediate and lasting ceasefire' in the conflict.
Eurovision organisers have condemned the abuse and harassment of contestants over Israel's inclusion in the competition as 'unacceptable and totally unfair'. UK entrant Olly Alexander last month rejected calls to boycott the music competition amid the conflict in the Gaza Strip, although he is among several Eurovision entrants who have signed a joint statement calling for an 'immediate and lasting ceasefire'.
' Read more:Eurovision entrants grapple with diplomacy on Gaza Mr De Tender said the EBU is dedicated to 'providing a safe and supportive environment for all participants, staff, and fans' and promoting 'the values of respect, inclusivity, and understanding, both online and offline'.
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