Iceland's Hatari hold up Palestine banner on camera at the 2019 Eurovision Song Contest, held in Tel Aviv, Israel. (Photo: Twitter) The Netherlands’ Duncan Laurence, bookmakers’ favorite to win the ...

Eurovision — known for its camp, upbeat performances — has been thrust into an ethical dilemma around the Israeli-Palestinian conflict as contestants grapple with Israel as this year's host country.

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It was the Eurovision Song Contest stunt that made headline news. Anti-capitalist BDSM-inspired techno-music performance art collective Hatari had impressed the millions of voters across Europe and ...

Following news that Hatari could face punishment after causing controversy by waving Palestinian flags on screen during their performance at this year’s Eurovision ...

Icelandic Eurovision act Hatari could be set to face punishment after causing controversy by waving Palestinian flags on screen during the weekend’s contest in Tel Aviv. The Netherlands won the ...

Iceland’s Eurovision 2019 representatives, techno-punk rock collective Hatari, are headed to the Netherlands in September, performing at two music festivals. As Eurovision 2019 has settled down and ...

Iceland’s Eurovision act could face punishment after displaying Palestinian flags during Saturday night’s live television broadcast, organisers said. Leather-clad bondage punk trio Hatari held up ...

Iceland's entry to Eurovision 2019 is anti-capitalist, techno performance, BDSM (bondage and discipline, sadism and masochism) band Hatari. Every year Eurovision is held in the country which won the ...

The Icelandic sadomasochistic band Hatari had displayed scarves with Palestinian flags at the contest in Israel. Eurovision rules prohibit political messages during the competition. Icelandic public ...

You'd better sit down for this: Iceland is sending along “award-winning techno BDSM” trio Hatari (Hater in English) to the 2019 Eurovision Song Contest. Although you’re sure to know all about Hatari ...