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Eurovision 2024 was rocked by controversy over Israel 's participation in the contest.
Contest was held this year in Malmö , Sweden , over the decision to include a participant from Israel .
Thousands of pro-Palestinian protesters gathered outside to demonstrate against the decision.
French contestant Slimane broke with Eurovision ’s no politics’ rule from inside the contest, breaking with the rule.
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