MALMO, Sweden: In a powerful display of solidarity with the Palestinian cause, climate activist Greta Thunberg lent her voice to over 10,000 demonstrators in Malmo, Sweden, rallying against Israel’s involvement in the Eurovision song contest.
As tensions simmered over the Israeli entrant’s advancement to the finale, Thunberg stood amidst the crowd gathered in Malmo’s bustling main square.
The protest, marked by fervent chants and impassioned speeches, saw Thunberg and fellow demonstrators marching through the city’s central pedestrian shopping street. Their collective message reverberated beyond the streets of Malmo, echoing the sentiments of hundreds of artists across Sweden and internationally.
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These artists, along with many others, have vehemently opposed Israel’s participation in Eurovision, citing concerns over its military actions in Gaza. The protest serves as a poignant reminder of the global community’s unwavering commitment to justice and solidarity with the Palestinian people.
