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There Must Be Another Way was the Israeli entry at the 2009 Contest performed by Israeli-Arab duo Noa & Mira Awad. It was performed 10th in the first semi-final, after Turkey's Hadise and before Bulgaria's Krassmir Avramov. Having placed inside the top nine of the televoting, the song qualified to the final, where it was performed second, after Lithuania and before France. It finished 16th with just 53 points.

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There Must Be Another Way was the Israeli entry at the 2009 Contest performed by Israeli-Arab duo Noa & Mira Awad. It was performed 10th in the first semi-final, after Turkey's Hadise and before Bulgaria's Krassmir Avramov. Having placed inside the top nine of the televoting, the song qualified to the final, where it was performed second, after Lithuania and before France. It finished 16th with just 53 points. The song is about the duo hoping for another way to bring peace between Israel and Palestine, as they've "gone a long way, a very difficult way, hand in hand" and that they "wait only for the day to come." The song is in English, Hebrew, and Arabic.