Those Countries Boycotting Eurovision Because of Israel Can Always Hold Their Own Contest to Support Hamas

Because Israel is being included in next year's Eurovision Song Contest, public broadcasters from Ireland, The Netherlands, Slovenia and Spain have announced they will not participate.

I am sure that more will join the boycott.

Well, those who choose to boycott Eurovision can always hold their own song contest. 

Of course, Jews would not be allowed to participate and monies raised would go to Hamas.

One might say the above is an extreme statement, but in publicly refusing to share the stage with the world's only country with a Jewish majority, it is abundantly clear that Ireland, The Netherlands, Slovenia, Spain and possibly others support Hamas and its efforts to eradicate Israel. 

After all, Ireland very recently elected a President who claims Hamas "is part of the fabric of the Palestinian people." When city councilors in Dublin were thwarted in their efforts to rename Isaac Herzog Park following public outrage from the local Jewish community, they derided them as being part of "the Zionist lobby." Spain's Prime Minister called for Israel to be banned from all international athletic competitions amid violent pro-Hamas gatherings which disrupted its Vuelta a Espana cycling race. Meanwhile, Israeli soccer fans and families out for a day at the waterpark are assaulted in The Netherlands as synagogues in Slovenia are vandalized with slogans such as "Jews are the evil of the world."

At this point, you are either with Israel, or you are with Hamas. 

Ireland, The Netherlands, Slovenia and Spain have chosen Hamas.

Israel chooses freedom and with it, the Eurovision Song Contest which it has participated in regularly since 1973.