Eric Saade’s statement regarding his involvement in Eurovision 2024!

The artists that will perform as the opening act in the Eurovision 2024 first semi-final were revealed by the EBU a few hours ago. Eric Saade, the Swedish representative for Eurovision 2011, is one of these performers. The musician, who is of Palestinian origin, has stated on multiple occasions that he opposes Israel competing in this year’s competition. A few minutes ago, he shared the following statement, regarding his involvement in this year’s competition:

First..

This is a love message.

When you are no longer able to wear a symbol of your ethnicity in our so-called

‘Free world, it is more important than ever for me to participate.

EBU’s handling of Eurovision is disgraceful.

They do not permit any Palestinian symbols inside the Arena, while symbols representing any other ethnicity in the world are welcomed.

Their slogan ‘United by music’ (if you’re not Palestinian) is already a joke. By broadcasting Is*eli propaganda during prime time to the whole world, yet focusing on banning the Palestinian flag?

Therefore, it is more crucial than ever for me to be present on THAT STAGE.

You may take our symbols, but you cannot take away my presence

Love u.

 

Stay tuned on Eurovisionfun for all the Eurovision 2024 developments!


Source: @ericsaadeofficial | Instagram 

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