Netta Barzilai new song removed, replaced on Youtube

The pop-song 'Basa Sababa' by Netta Barzilai was allegedly removed from the media-sharing platform Youtube over a claim of copy-rights infraction.

Netta Barzilai wows some 6,000 participants in a Taglit-Birthright Israel Mega Event at Jerusalem’s Sultan Pool on June 27, 2018 (photo credit: YOSSI GAMZO LATOVA)
Netta Barzilai wows some 6,000 participants in a Taglit-Birthright Israel Mega Event at Jerusalem’s Sultan Pool on June 27, 2018
(photo credit: YOSSI GAMZO LATOVA)
The hit song Basa Sababa by Israeli pop-icon and 2018 Eurovision winner Netta Barzilai was taken off Youtube on Saturday and placed back after several hours, Ynet reported. 
The reason given was a possible copy-right infraction case. Sources close to the singer said this was nothing but a 'malfunction.'
The song was viewed by 7 million users on Youtube.
Universal claimed in the past that portions of the singer's hit song Toy were lifted from Seven Nation Army by the White Stripes yet the case was settled out of court. 
 
Pop music is known to incorporate references, musical or textual, to the works of other people often as a sign of respect or an artistic statement. 
Hip-Hop group The Wu-Tang Clan sampled the works of noted musicians Baby Huey, Eddie Holman and Linda Jones among others.