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On the website of the broadcaster were during the show a short time messages as "Warning. Risk of missile attack. Please go and take shelter" and "Israel is not safe. You'll see!". There were also animated to see images of explosions in the host city of Tel Aviv.
Read also the truck driver died by falling light installation song contest Tel AvivBroadcasting Can be added to the hack, and said that the broadcast continues without incidents has expired. "We know that at a certain moment an attempt was made, apparently, by Hamas, to our digital broadcast claiming", said CEO Eldad Koblenz on Galei Tzahal, the radio station of the Israeli army. "But I am glad that I can say that we are within a few minutes the control over this phenomenon might have taken over."
#Breaking| Hackers succeed to hack #Eurovision 2019 website and publish anti-#Israel messages. pic.twitter.com/9pz2Mb50X7
Quds News Network(@ QudsNen) link Israel, is this year the host country of the European music competition, after the gain of the Israeli singer Netta Barzilai (26) last year. The Palestinians and their foreign supporters have called for a boycott, to protest against the Israeli policy towards the Palestinians.
Icon Madonna, who yesterday in Tel Aviv arrived, was asked not to act in the final. The singer has let us know that they would never stop making music "to someone's political agenda to serve."
