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Israel's Eurovision Contender Says She Is 'Mentally Prepared' Despite Protests
ZURICH (Reuters) - Israel's Eurovision contestant Yuval Raphael says she had been frightened by pro-Palestinian protests and security concerns surrounding Israel's participation in the competition, but was "focusing on the love" shown by global fans.
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