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    Spain to quit 2026 Eurovision Song Contest if Israel participates

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    Posted on September 16, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Spain may exit the 2026 Eurovision if Israel participates, following RTVE's board decision. Spain joins countries like the Netherlands in this stance.

    Spain to quit 2026 Eurovision Song Contest if Israel participates

    MADRID (Reuters) -The board of Spanish state broadcaster RTVE has voted on Tuesday to withdraw from next year's edition of the Eurovision Song Contest if Israel takes part in the event, the broadcaster said.

    Spain is the fifth country doing so after the Netherlands, Slovenia, Iceland and Ireland.

    (Reporting by David Latona; Editing by Inti Landauro)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Spain may withdraw from the 2026 Eurovision due to Israel's participation.
    • •RTVE's board voted on the potential withdrawal.
    • •Spain follows other countries like the Netherlands and Ireland.
    • •The decision reflects political tensions in the region.
    • •The move could impact Spain's cultural presence in Eurovision.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Spain to quit 2026 Eurovision Song Contest if Israel participates

    1What did the RTVE board decide regarding Eurovision 2026?

    The RTVE board voted to withdraw from the Eurovision Song Contest in 2026 if Israel participates in the event.

    2Which other countries have made a similar decision?

    Spain is the fifth country to announce such a decision, following the Netherlands, Slovenia, Iceland, and Ireland.

    3Who reported on the RTVE board's decision?

    The reporting on this decision was done by David Latona, with editing by Inti Landauro.

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