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A Gift For The Jewish People, Yishai Ribo With A New Song: “Lo Lichinam”

A Gift For The Jewish People, Yishai Ribo With A New Song: “Lo Lichinam”

And so Yishai writes:
Peace be upon you
In honor of the holiday of Pesach, I share with you a new song
Words of light and hope that have accompanied me for a while.

“Lo Bashamayim Hi, V’Lo Mayever Layam – It is not in the sky, not across the sea”
At a time when our skies are painted every day and night
With the barrages of those who stand against us to destroy us and as in every generation,
again we witness how much Hashem saves us from their hands.

When I worked on the song
I did not imagine how relevant it would be for a time when we see clearly who is the light and who wants to darken,
while the entire world is also beginning to become clear and enlightened.
And how many of our challenges as individuals and as a people are not in vain!

I dedicate it to our heroic soldiers who are there for us all the time, to our wounded, may they be strengthened and return home soon, to the residents of the northern lions, whose hearts all go out to you,
and to all our amazing people of Israel,
who are repeatedly rushed to the shelter and the maamad/shelter.

So with great love ❤️
May we be blessed to connect and love each other for the sake of heaven
A kosher and happy Pesach
Yishai

Words and music: Yishai Ribo

Arrangement and musical production: Maor Shoshan, Yishai Ribo, Stav Nachmias


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