Neta Barzilay from Israel is the winner of the Eurovision Song Contest

Israel is the winner of the Eurovision Song Contest 2018! Neta Barzilai finished first in the Eurovision Song Contest with Toy. The Eurovision Song Contest was held on Saturday in Lisbon, capital of Portugal, with songs from 26 countries competing to win first place. Neta Barzilai (objective) gave the best performance for this evening. Israel finished first with 529 points. "I am so happy, thank you very much for choosing us, thank you very much, I love Israel, next year in Jerusalem," she said on stage after winning.
She won the competition thanks to the popular votes thrugh the internet. At the end of the judging panel, Israel ranked third. The audience gave Neta Barzilai the first place and three hundred and seventeen points that boosted the Israeli song to number one. All in all, Neta Barzilai's vocals charted five hundred and twenty-nine points and preceded the Cyprus song.
Neta Barzilai said at the press conference that it was fun that succeeded in changing Israel's image and that it was wonderful to win. She stressed that it was her honor to bring the Eurovision to Israel. According to her, all the singers and singers performed their songs in a wonderful way, but someone had to win.
She said she had to represent herself and be real. She was asked about a ring she wore and told him that she had received the ring from her grandmother that she intended to give her when she married a thing that the lucid plant would not happen. In Tel Aviv's Rabin Square, thousands of people celebrated Neta Barzilai's win at the Eurovision Song Contest, and many of them jumped into the pool.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called and congratulated Neta Barzilai for winning. He said that she is Israel's best ambassador. "Atonement for you," said Prime Minister Netanyahu

A cyber attack on Neta Barzilai in the Eurovision Song Contest was preceded by B.D.S. The attackers created an extreme and unusual load on the application's servers, and their purpose was to remove them from the system and thus neutralize the application to support its Israeli representative.
In addition, the Facebook page promoting the application and Twitter have also been filled with messages and responses characterized by the B.D.S organization, which contains the texts Boycott Israel, free Palestine !! #BDS #Eurovision #ZeroPointsIsrael.
"The company's technical team, with the assistance of an information security company, was working to bring back a number of systems that were attacked," said Gil Rabbi, CEO of the company Rabi interactive, which developed the application and experienced cyber attacks. He said that unfortunately, since Facebook is not doing anything to filter the BDS network violence, its people have been forced to freeze the viewing of Facebook pages outside of Israel in order to stop the wave of attacks. In fact, the BDS achieved what they wanted, isolating Israeli content from the rest of the world. "At the moment, we have deleted the offensive responses so that at least the surfers from the country will enjoy visiting the page."
The app that was attacked uses the mobile phone camera to simulate the people photographed in Neta Barzilai, while the song "TOY" is playing in the background. The app enables the production of fun videos and photos in the form of Neta, for sharing on social networks to support it.