The 2010 Eurovision contest was held in Oslo, Norway 25, 27 & 29 May
Israel was a Finalist with Harel Skaat's song MILIM - click here

Of the 25 finalists, Israel came 14th with 71 points

The winner was GERMANY  
2nd place: Turkey   3rd place:  Romania

Eurovision 2009 was held in Russia

Eurovision 2008 was held in Belgrade - the winner was Russia

The 2007 winner was Serbia

Israel participated in the semi-final in Helsinki on May 10, 2007
28 songs were performed, of which 10 went to the final on May 12.
Israel's song "Push the Button" did not make it into the final.
Read all about Israel viewers reaction and other great links

Israel's entries:

Israel's 2009 Eurovision entry: "There Must be Another Way"

Watch Israel's 2008 entry on YouTube - Boaz Mauda singing "Ke'ilu Kan"

2008 Eurovision blog on the Boaz Mauda entry

TeaPacks represented Israel in Helsinki in May 2007- read background

Watch Israel's Teapack 2007 Eurovision entry "Push the Button" Thanks to the Israel Hour chat list for the video link

"Push the Button" song words

See the Artists: visit our Tea Packs page

Background: Doubts about the song's Eurovision chances And more..... Thanks to Gila Ansell Brauner, Elearning & Resource Division, The Jewish Agency for Israel

The 2007 contest was held in Helsinki Finland on May 10 & 12.

The 2006 contest was held in Athens Greece.

Israel's 2006 entry was Eddie Butler singing Ze Hazman

History:

The 2004 Eurovision Song Contest took place in Istanbul Turkey. Israel did not make the finals.

The Eurovision winner was Ruslana from the Ukraine with her song "Wild Dances" (This is now a popular Israeli line dance)

Therefore the 2005 Song Contest was held in the winning city, Kiev.

Israel came fourth in 2005 with a very strong vote for Shiri Maimon's song Hasheket Shenish'ar - The Silence That Remains

Read about Shiri Maimon