Thousands of pro-Palestinian demonstrators flooded the streets of Malmo, Sweden, protesting Israel's participation in the Eurovision Song Contest despite calls to exclude the country due to its conflict with Gaza. The protesters, including climate activist Greta Thunberg, gathered in Stortorget square, waving Palestinian flags and chanting slogans denouncing Israel as a "terror state." Despite efforts by contest organizers to maintain Eurovision as a nonpolitical event, tensions escalated as Israel's entry faced criticism and calls for a ceasefire in Gaza. The protests underscored the deep-rooted divisions surrounding the event, with contrasting views on Israel's involvement and the contest's political neutrality. This evening marks the final of the Eurovision contest, where Israel competes amidst heightened scrutiny and controversy.