Eurovision Winner Jj on Israel, Russia, and Televoting: 'Next Year Could Be Fairer'

Eurovision Winner Jj Speaks Out on Israel and Russia's Participation: 'Next Year Could Be Fairer' The winner of the recent Eurovision Song Contest, Jj, has expressed his disappointment over the participation of Israel and Russia in the competition. In an interview with abc.es, Jj stated, "I personally cannot do anything about their participation, but I hope that next year the process will be fairer and the televoting will be better supervised, without any ads." His concerns highlight the ongoing geopolitical tensions and their impact on international events like Eurovision. The interview also touched on the active attempts to provoke conflict, which Jj found deeply disappointing. Jj's comments have sparked debate about the role of politics in international competitions and the need for greater transparency in televoting systems. The hope for a fairer Eurovision next year reflects a broader desire for more inclusive and equitable global events.