Eurovision tightens rules after Israel voting controversy

The Eurovision Song Contest is updating its rules following controversy around Israel's result this year. Changes include reducing public votes to 10 per person, bringing back juries for the semi-finals, and banning promotional campaigns by third parties like governments. The move aims to address concerns of undue influence and ensure the contest remains impartial and neutral, amid boycott threats by some countries over Israel's participation. These measures are designed to enhance transparency and fairness in the voting process.