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A Week After The Launch: Avi Ilson’s “B’zchutam” In A Particularly Moving Crowd Singing Version!

A Week After The Launch: Avi Ilson’s “B’zchutam” In A Particularly Moving Crowd Singing Version!

A week after its release, Avi Ilson’s new single “B’zchutam” continues to gain momentum and now has a particularly unique and moving version: a crowd singing performance from the “Shiroshir” show, held at the Netanya Cultural Center at the initiative of representatives of the Shas Segara faction, Rabbi Oren Gabbay, and council members Rabbi Yaakov Turgeman and Rabbi Rafael Nimni, and attorney Elior Asharyan.

The performance was filmed during the special musical event led by Ilson, together with musician Israel Sosna, with hundreds of participants taking an active part in the singing and creating a powerful experience of unity, emotion, and connection to the lyrics.

The song “B’zchutam” emphasizes the power of Torah study and the pure innocence of “Tinokos Shel Bais Rabban.”

The massive vocal arrangement, along with the live energy from the audience, gives the song a new and exciting interpretation, which manages to touch even those who have already met the original version.

Lyrics: Mekorot
Composition: Eli Klein
Musical Production: Israel Sosna
Public Relations and Communications: Nati Badash


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