The 20-year-old singer is through to the final.
Israel’s singer has insisted the Eurovision Song Contest in Sweden remains “safe for everyone” amid protests against her participating as she made the final.
The Netherlands act Joost Klein told Golan, who is representing Israel, to answer a question on whether she is comprising the safety of other contestants at a press conference. Earlier, when Klein was asked about if his song can unite people by music, he replied saying: “I think that’s a good question for the EBU.”
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