Israel’s Eurovision contestant Noam Bettan performs in Vienna’s semi-final on Tuesday amid pro-Palestine protests and audible heckling, according to multiple reports. BBC News and Reuters, quoted by Al-Monitor, say Bettan is met with a mixture of cheering and boos and that some pro-Palestinian protesters make their presence felt during his time on stage. Al Jazeera reports that loud pro-Palestine chants disrupt the performance during the Vienna semi-final. SBS News adds that four audience members are ejected for “disruptive behaviour” during the Israel set. The Evening Standard and other outlets also report that Bettan is booed during the semi-final. Reuters additionally reports that Bettan tells journalists the boos are audible from a small number of protesters, even though many people in the venue are not heard joining in the chants. Reports do not indicate any violence, but they describe disruption in the form of chants, boos, and heckling during the broadcast event. The accounts converge on the core point: Bettan’s performance is met with protests during the Eurovision semi-final in Vienna.