Mainline Christian churches are increasingly critical of Israel, with congregations like the Episcopalians and Presbyterians passing resolutions against Israel and promoting anti-Semitic and anti-Israel rhetoric.

Israeli and Jewish artists performing in the U.S. are facing threats and boycotts due to their connection to Israel or vocal support for the country.

Israel has been approved to participate in the Eurovision music competition after its latest song submission, "Hurricane," was accepted following the rejection of its previous entries, "October Rain" and "Dance Forever," due to political messaging violations.

The article discusses the practice of "review-bombing" or "rating-bombing" against Jewish and pro-Israel authors.