Category: Eurovision

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Israel at Eurovision 2026: Noam Bettan revealed the song "Michelle", which he'll perform on the Eurovision stage in May. Listen to the song. "Michelle" is the title of the song to be performed by singer Noam Bettan, who will represent Israel in the second half of the first semifinal of the Eurovision Song Contest 2026, to be held on May 12 in Vienna, Austria. The song was written by Yuval Raphael, Tzlil Klifi, and Nadav Aharoni - three prominent figures in the Israeli music scene, with Yuval Raphael, who represented Israel in the previous Eurovision as a singer. Noam Bettan also joined the list of lyricists. The Israeli entry for Eurovision was revealed this evening during a special broadcast aired on the Israeli Public Broadcaster, KAN 11. The show featured the song’s creators alongside members of the selection committee who chose Israel’s entry for the contest. Hila Korach hosted the event, and during the broadcast, Bettan performed with Yuval Raphael...

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Tonight at 20:30 CET: Israel's Eurovision 2026 song "Michelle", performed by reprasentative Noam Bettan, will be reveald on a special broadcast on KAN. All the details - below! Tonight, following the evening news, Israel’s national broadcaster KAN will air a special international broadcast revealing Noam Bettan’s Eurovision 2026 entry, “Michelle”. The event will follow an adjusted format due to ongoing regional tensions. Unlike the original plan, the show will take place without a live studio audience, maintaining a more intimate presentation. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Exclusive song and video reveal Broadcasting from the Neve Ilan studios, Bettan will unveil the official music video for “Michelle”, produced in recent weeks under strict secrecy by his creative team. An exclusive interview with the singer will follow, where he will share his emotions and thoughts ahead of representing his country on the international stage in Vienna, Austria. A broadcast adapted to the security situation The show will comply with emergency guidelines issued by Israeli authorities and will be able to...

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Due to the ongoing war with Iran and the security situation, KAN 11 announced that Noam Bettan’s Eurovision 2026 song reveal will be broadcast this Thursday without a studio audience and in a special format. All the broadcast details - Below. The tense security situation and the ongoing war with Iran continue to impact Israel’s broadcasting schedule — and even Eurovision must adapt to the new reality. The Israeli national broadcaster KAN confirmed today that Israel’s song reveal for Eurovision 2026, scheduled for this Thursday, will be broadcast in a special format. Contrary to the original plans, the show will be filmed and aired without a live studio audience. Despite the difficult circumstances and the tense atmosphere in the country, the broadcaster decided not to postpone the broadcast, aiming to offer viewers a moment of escapism, music, and national pride. During the special program on KAN 11, Noam Bettan, Israel’s representative for Eurovision 2026 and winner of “HaKokhav HaBa”, will unveil for the...

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); It’s official: just over two weeks after the Israeli entry for Eurovision 2026 was selected by a professional committee, the song’s title was finally revealed during the news broadcast on Kan 11 A few minutes ago, it was revealed during Kan 11’s main news edition that the song to be performed by Noam Bettan at Eurovision 2026 is called "Michelle". The song was chosen at the beginning of the month following a lengthy selection process of around 200 submitted entries, conducted by a professional committee. The song was written by Noam together with Yuval Raphael, Tslil Klifi, and Nadav Aharoni. It marks a shift away from ballads for the first time in two years and will feature lyrics in Hebrew, French, and English. The song is set to be unveiled during a special broadcast on “KAN 11”, the Israeli national broadcaster's channel, on March 5th. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Ran Boker, Ynet’s culture correspondent, reported that the...