United Hatzalah’s network of more than 8,000 volunteer EMTs, medics, and doctors responds to over 800,000 emergencies annually—free of charge and with an average response time of 90 seconds.

The campaign highlights IAI’s role in safeguarding Israel’s security and enhancing its global reputation.

Eurovision fans refuse to wear hostage pins and express their hostility for the Jewish state.  

Although Raphael secured the most votes from viewers at home out of any of the representatives, the two-tiered Eurovision scoring system meant she ended up placing second.

Azerbaijani contestants Mamagama Trio shared words of solidarity with Israeli contestant Yuval Raphael. 'She is my sister. I love her…Good luck Israel!'

During the opening ceremony of Eurovision 2025 song contest, singer Yuval Rapahel was met by a crowd of hostile 'Palestine' protesters, one of whom made a threatening throat-slitting gesture.

Herzog gave Raphael words of encouragement, telling her that she has will have Israel’s support throughout the competition.

For seven hours, they hid in a small bomb shelter near Kibbutz Be’eri, with Raphael lying underneath bodies and pretending to be dead, even after she was hit by shrapnel herself.

The song is mostly in English, with a verse in French and a line in Hebrew, quoting from Jewish scripture: 'Vast floods cannot quench love, nor rivers drown it.'

Raphael is a survivor of the Hamas-led terrorist attack at the Nova music festival on Oct. 7, 2023.

The competition falls a year after Raphael testified in front of the United National Human Rights Council about her experience on Oct. 7.