The Time To Love Has Arrived! Yaakov Shwekey With A New Music Video
Yaakov Shwekey just released a brand new music video for his hit song Yavo Hayom off of his latest album A Toast To Life.
The video is based on true stories. Itamar Glazer from Tel Aviv recalls the moment when he realized that he lived in a world of free hatred, and took a step closer to getting to know his brothers in Bnei Brak and comforting the Zakbach family, the father of the late Menachem Zakbach, who died in the Meron disaster.
The video was produced by director Aharon Orian of “Olam Umoleh Media”, in collaboration with “Torah Box” for the project Free Love under the title: “ואהבת לרעך גם אם הוא לא כמוך”.
Yaakov Shwekey relates: “I woke up to the subject when I studied with my friend Rabbi Yaakov Ben Gigi about the destruction of the First and Second Beis Hamikdash’s. The first Bayis was destroyed because of the three offenses of “יהרג ואל יעבור” and the people of Israel were in exile for 70 years, however the second Bayis was destroyed because of Simcs Chinom and we are almost 2000 years in exile as a result. Only free love between us, the sons of the Blessed One, will bring redemption. ”
Last week, Shwekey returned to a series of shows in Israel after a year and a half of not visiting the Holy Land. Among others, Shwekey and the band performed accompanied by the “Trivocal” choir in Holon, Lod, Jerusalem, Bat Yam, Kiryat Gat and Netanya. Produced by Sharon Daniel Pro.
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