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I met Igal Hecht, an independent Canadian-Israeli documentary filmmaker, in late September in Toronto. We sat on the patio of one of the many locations of Israeli-owned Landwer Cafe, and spoke about his very intense film, The Killing Roads. It was a glorious early fall day, strong sun, perfect temperature, too many bees. But we were elsewhere in our conversation, talking about the roads of southern Israel on October 7, 2023. You will find the link to Igal Hecht's film – which is just under two hours – in the podcast notes. We have also included some photographs provided by Hecht. Shortly after returning to my new home in southern Israel - and after October 7, 2024 had passed - Igal and I connected online to record this interview. I encourage you to listen to our exchange before watching the film. It provides important background and context. This. Is the story of the roads on October 7, 2023..State of Tel Aviv is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.Podcast Notes* Link to the movie: www.thekillingroads.com* “Israel Says Documents Found in Gaza Show Hamas's Attack Planning, Iran Ties.”, Wall Street Journal, October 12, 2024. * STLV podcast published on October 11, 2024A story of a young couple escaping Nova and ambushed on 232 is told, in words, visuals and song. In the podcast notes to that episode we have included various video clips from the grassroots commemoration ceremony organized in Tel Aviv's HaYarkon Park on the evening of October 7, 2024. One clip is of Israeli music star, Ivri Lider, singing an absolutely beautiful song that he wrote that just breaks the heart. He memorializes the tragic story of Yuval Tabelsi, who was trapped in a car on 232, with her husband and friends. All but Yuval were massacred. She “played” dead in the car and miraculously escaped murder. Hers is one of so many stories that we will never know, because of what happened that day on the killing roads.* Clip of Israeli music legend, Ivri Lider, singing "I Had a Chance to Love", inspired by Yuval's love story, so tragically cut short. Ivri is joined on stage towards the end of the performance by Yuval. The Hebrew lyrics are subtitled in English; andThe Killing Roads PosterIn 1999, Igal Hecht founded Chutzpa Productions Inc., establishing himself as a filmmaker known for bold, thought-provoking content. His award-winning films explore a wide spectrum of subjects, from urgent human rights issues to pop culture phenomena, consistently sparking important discussions and debate. With a career spanning more than two decades, Igal has produced over 70 documentary films and 20 television series, many of which have reached global audiences. His work has been featured on prominent platforms such as Netflix, Amazon Prime, BBC, Documentary Channel, CBC, YES-TV in both Israel and Canada, HBO Europe, Vice TV, and more, earning him national and international recognition. Igal's most recent film, The Killing Roads, has received widespread critical acclaim and garnered over 3 million viewers on social media, further solidifying his reputation as a filmmaker unafraid to tackle difficult and uncomfortable realities head-on. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.stateoftelaviv.com/subscribe

Editor's Fix: In the podcast I refer to 97 hostages. Some media refer to 97. That number includes those captured on October 7. When 101 is used… it includes four hostages held by Hamas since 2014.It is significant that the one year mark of what was perhaps modern Israel's darkest day falls between Rosh HaShanah and Yom Kippur. This ten-day period, known as the Days of Awe, is a time when Jewish people are meant to reflect on the past year. To take stock of their inner life, unsparingly. And if they have wronged someone they are expected to seek forgiveness, but only if they do so with humility. Unreservedly. Whether one “believes” or not, this coincidental timing is profound.On Monday, October 7, I woke up very early. at 6:30 am, just one minute later than the beginning of the horrific attack of that Black Sabbath, one year ago. We had dreaded this day for so long. And here it was. I set out in late morning for the site of the Nova Music Festival. To get there I drive along Road 232, which was an alley of death one year ago. At the site, I spoke with bereaved family members, among them Shlomo and Rita Krief. They lost their 17-year-old son, Shahaf, at nearby Zikim Beach, one year ago. As often happens in Israel, so many strangers came together to comfort Shlomo and Rita, who were inconsolable.It was a spontaneous gathering and I learned so much and felt so deeply. This vignette is a sampling of how immeasurably October 7 impacted this country and, I expect, will remain with us for decades. Perhaps centuries. The way in which families have been treated by the current government has stoked anger and bitterness, regrettably. In so saying I am acting as the conduit for the bereaved. It is something that I heard and was repeated all over Israel last Monday. This is not an issue of partisan politics. Not right or left. This is about abandonment. Not fulfilling one's duty. That is how so many feel today.And that was very evident in the backstory - which we tell - and the main event commemorating October 7. The Bereaved Families Memorial Ceremony. It was held on Monday night at Yarkon Park in Tel Aviv. Survivors, bereaved, artists, singers. Two thousand people convened for this ceremony that was organized by the brother of a hostage who had been killed in error by the IDF. It was an extraordinary event, televised live in Israel. Not a single government representative or official was included or invited. We tell you why.In this podcast, I take you on the journey I went on last Monday. It has overpowered me all week. And it is so appropriate to share on this day, just before Kol Nidre, Erev Yom Kippur. The Day of Atonement. You will hear direct, raw testimony. Mournful but hopeful song. Real. Raw. In the moment.If you want to understand the mood in Israel today, I urge you to watch the ceremony in full. Or dip into the clips we have provided, below. Podcast Notes:* Bereaved Families Memorial Ceremony at Hayarkon Park, Tel Aviv, Monday, October 7, 2024:* Clip from full ceremony of an interview with Yuval Tabelsi giving testimony about her experience at the Nova Festival one year earlier and how she is coping with the loss of her husband. As there are no English subtitles I have provided a quick translation, following: The clip opens with Yuval at the dumpsite near the Nova Festival where all the incinerated cars have been taken. She says it is her first time there and she is looking for their car. She very much wants to find the car - something that was theirs at their last moments together. She speaks about how well-suited and happy they were together and moves into a recounting of their final moments. They were trapped at an intersection. He told her to fold in on herself and hide as much as possible. He shouted “Shema Yisrael,” and said he hoped they come through this. She says she believes that Mor understood he would die there. She heard only gunshots, saw her husband dead. And she and her friends smeared Mor's blood on themselves so that if the terrorists come by the car they will think that they are dead. They heard horrible sounds; including a woman being raped. In her life, she says, she has never heard such screams for help. She said - “Mor - I don't know where you are now. But if I am going to die - at least not like this.” Every time she visits Mor's grave, she says……she sings to him Ivri Lider's song, “I Had a Chance to Love.” :* Clip of Israeli music legend, Ivri Lider, singing "I Had a Chance to Love", inspired by Yuval's love story, so tragically cut short. Ivri is joined on stage towards the end of the performance by Yuval. The Hebrew lyrics are subtitled in English; and* Clip of remarks at the October 7 ceremony of Rafi Ben Chitrit, father of a fallen soldier. Remarks are subtitled in English.State of Tel Aviv is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.stateoftelaviv.com/subscribe

Lihi Lapid is a celebrated photojournalist, columnist and best-selling author - of children's books, cookbooks and award-winning novels. She's also married to Yair Lapid, the former Israeli Prime Minister and current Leader of the Opposition. In 2021 Lihi published Zarot, a sweeping tale that explores a complicated mother-daughter relationship, the tolls of immigration and the reality of marginalized groups within Israeli society. When it came out, it received glowing praise, especially from the notoriously harsh critics at Haaretz who called the novel, “a wonderful work written with restraint and wisdom.” And this spring, three years later and in what is an entirely different world, the English translation - On Her Own - was published by HarperCollins. We sat down to talk about October 7th, feminism, special needs, and what it's like to have a major work of fiction - written by the former Prime Minister's wife - come out in the middle of a war.The end song is Hi Shketa ("Hi Quiet One") by Ivri Lider.Photograph by Jennifer Bukovza, courtesy of Lihi Lapid. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The war has brought many new people into the limelight: For nearly three months we've been hearing countless stories of casualties, hostages, survivors and family members, many of whom have entered our hearts and never left. In some cases we feel like we've gotten to know these unsung heroes personally. One of the first big stories of the war, in that initial crazy week after October 7th, was that of 30-year-old Sagi Golan from Herzliya - a decorated officer in an anti-terrorism unit, who was killed in action in Be'eri in the early hours of October 8th. His story made headlines because Sagi was supposed to have married his partner, Omer Ohana, two weeks later, and his death brought to the fore - once again - the matter of the army and LGBTQ rights. Though the IDF has recognized same-sex partners of fallen soldiers as being eligible for full financial and emotional support since the mid-1990s, the matter had never been enshrined in law. So in the weeks after Sagi's death, Omer led a successful campaign to legally secure the rights of same-sex and common law partners of fallen soldiers. The end song is Zachiti Le'ehov ("I Won The Privilege to Love") by Ivri Lider. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Amidst the Jewish holidays and Israel's latest round of political campaigning, the Jewish State still managed to find time to release some exceptional musical entertainment! This week, your favorite Israeli music podcast presents the best new Israeli songs of September and October 2022, with a long list of your favorite singers. Should we drop a few names? Oh, ok...how about Harel Skaat, Narkis, Ethnix, Jane Bordeaux, Ivri Lider, Noa Kirel, and so many more. Plus - do you need to have a good command of the Hebrew language in order to enjoy Israeli music? Spoiler Alert: NO. (Original Air Date: October 30, 2022) Full playlist at https://www.myisraelimusic.com/episode1136 Love the show? Help us grow by becoming a member of MyIsraeliMusic.com: https://myisraelimusic.com/membership Join the Israeli Music Community on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/groups/IsraelHourRadioFans/

When Eyal Golan, Eden Ben ZaKen, Ivri Lider, Rotem Cohen, Idan Raichel, Noa Kirel and other Israeli singing superstars all share the stage throughout one one podcast, you know it's going to be fun. What brand new songs came out in Israel during the month of May? Tune in to this week's podcast, and get acquainted with some of the hottest Israeli songs on the radio today! (Original Air Date: June 12, 2022) Full playlist at https://www.myisraelimusic.com/episode1122 Love the show? Help us grow by becoming a member of MyIsraeliMusic.com: https://myisraelimusic.com/membership Join the Israeli Music Community on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/groups/IsraelHourRadioFans/

All the latest hits from Static & Ben-el, Ivri Lider, Omer Adam, Eden Hason and many others.   Playlist: Mangalim – Doli & Pan ft Static & Ben-El, Agam Buchbut & HaTzel V'Ze Chazak – Lior Narkis Chinamim – Itai Levi Mesibat Naknikiyot – Eliad Malki Ayelet Chen – Tarante Groove Machine Bomba – Omer Adam & Kendji Chamishi Shishi – Osher Cohen Onat HaChatunot – Lukatch Resisim – Raviv Kenar Bo'i Nishan al Ze – Eden Hason Mechapeset Tzumi – Ben Tzur HaRav Sheli Amar – Odaya Azulai Ma Iti (Yinon Yahel Remix) – Amit Shauli Kol Yom Shishi – Bar G Letamid Ani Shelcha – Ivri Lider Ma SheBa Ba – Benaya Barabi & Glykeria Ma HaEl HaLev Shoel – Uri Shevach

Roman Buchatsky is an Israeli director, artistic designer, producer, and video editor. He gained popularity and became widely acclaimed for his video productions for Israeli artists, and for his impact on the Israeli music video industry. Romans's most outstanding web works is the "I'm Jewish and You Know It" music video, which was released in 2011 and is a parody of the song "I'm Sexy and I Know It" by the rappers duo LMFAO. The clip reached over 16,000,000 views on YouTube. Some of the prominent artists who collaborate with Roman are: Static and Ben-El Tavori, Ivri Lider, EZand Eliad Nahum.For Directing and producing the video clip "Traveling" (Nossea in Hebrew) by singer Eliad Nahum, Buchatsky was awarded prizes at three international festivals in September 2016:Canadian Diversity film festivalThe NYC Indie Film AwardsHollywood International Moving Pictures Film FestivalWorldFest-Houston International Film & Video FestivalHe was also nominated for the 2017 Best Video Clip Award at the Canadian International Film Festival: Toronto Independent Film AwardRoms team includes young professionals with varied skills: Video editors, Art directors, Interior/Set/Product/Graphic designers, Photographers, Post productions editors, Directors, Producers, Branding advisers, and others.I'm a big fan of his work for years now. He's working with the top artists and brands out in Israel, and he's just also a super humble, beautiful human being. And I've really enjoyed our time together. I mean, actually, he was born in Tashkent and then moved to Israel, and my family actually comes from Tashkent. So it's just cool for like just connecting on that level and from there moving into the arts, into the processes, into motivation, into how to create and build the life that you want to live. I mean, we cover it all, and I'm just really grateful that Roman took the time to sit down with me and create this podcast together. So sit back, relax and enjoy this podcast episode on the Great Day podcast.Connect with Roman and Way StudiosInstagramWebsiteFacebookSayMazelTov is where you can request personalized videos from your favorite Jewish creators and inspiring thought leaders. Our goal is that you have a personalized easy and professional experience all the while supporting a charity.Use promo code meirkay10 for 10% on your order!Don't forget to subscribe to The Great Day PodcastLove The Great Day Podcast? Want to find out how to support the show? Click the link below to join my new Patreon page.Become Patron on My Patreon Page HERE!Did I mention that I am now an author?! Check out my new book "A Kids Book About Optimism"I'm Meir Kay and Have A Great Day! Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

If the names Idan Raichel, Ivri Lider, Sarit Hadad, Static and Ben-El Tavori, and Shlomi Shabbat mean anything to you, you're going to love this show! You'll hear all of them and many more as we look back at the best Israeli music of November 2021. From remakes of popular songs to power ballads...from songs of great sorrow to songs of great joy...from fun dance tracks to early Chanukah presents...you're sure to have a great time catching up on the latest and best music Israel has to offer! (Original Air Date: November 28, 2021) Full playlist at https://www.myisraelimusic.com/episode1104 Love the show? Help us grow by becoming a member of MyIsraeliMusic.com: https://myisraelimusic.com/membership Join the Israeli Music Community on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/groups/IsraelHourRadioFans/

Daddy Squared: The Gay Dads Podcast looks at gay rights and fatherhood options in Israel. We talked with Israeli pop star and gay dad Ivri Lider to get a taste of what it's like being a gay dad in Israel, and researched options for Israeli gay men who want to become dads. Parenting is engraved in Israeli culture. In this episode of Daddy Squared we give a taste of gay fatherhood in Israel as well as explore options for gay men to become dads. "In Israel these days it's really very common for gay men to have kids," singer Ivri Lider tells Daddy Squared, "it's pretty amazing what happens in Tel Aviv. In the last 10 years it became the obvious thing, like the normal obvious thing for gay couples to have kids. In Israel, having kids is something that is very much intrenched in society and it's, like, important. Having kids is like the most important thing you can do with your life." Despite the normality of gays with kids in Israel, and the popularity of surrogacy among gay Israelis, surrogacy is still illegal in the country, and gay men are forced to have kids abroad. "It is something that we really are fighting for these days," Lider says, "because right now it's a discriminating law. If you're a straight couple you can do surrogacy in Israel and also if you're a woman you can do surrogacy in Israel, but if you are a man you can't. It's kinda obvious that it's more of an anti-gay law because there's not a lot of straight men who go through surrogacy alone. We definitely see it as something discriminating against gay men, but the Israeli Supreme Court ruled last year that it should be changed. So it's this moment in time when we're waiting to see what's gonna happen with that." Lider, had his son, Alby, through surrogacy in the U.S. in 2019. "It's such an amazing thing," he says about parenthood, "suddenly to having a little kid and watching the world through his eyes, learning about the world with him and being able to teach him --it's just incredible." "It took time for me to decide that I'm doing it and how I'm doing it. At the beginning I was in a long relationship and I was thinking I would be doing it in a relationship, and then we broke up--partially because of that, because he wasn't ready, and then I was a long for a while, thinking I would do joint parenting, and I met with a few girls and then after a while I was feeling that this is not really for me, I was feeling that I'll never feel ready to do it with a woman who's not my wife, and I felt in a kind of deep psychological way for me to not commit enough. So I thought, 'ok, you're going to commit,' and I was still single when I started the process." "And the most amazing thing is that I met Yonatan, my boyfriend, right after I started. So I started the process as a single man but eventually when Alby was born we were already in a relationship. Yonatan will tell you that on the first date we were sitting at my house and talking and having wine, and I was like, 'yeah, I'm having a kid.'" Surrogacy for Gay Men in Israel Surrogacy is illegal for single men and gay couples in Israel, therefore, gay men travel abroad, mostly to the U.S. and Canada, for their journey. Joint Parenthood (Co-Parenting) for Gay Men in Israel "It's very common to do it with someone you know for many years," Ivri Lider says. "Like, a lot of my friends will tell you, 'oh we were friends in high school,' or we know this woman for 20 years and now we're going to have a kid together.' In a very Israeli fashion it's very family-like, a close relationship." Our Guest: Ivri Lider Ivri Lider is an Israeli musician, pop star, icon. He took the Israeli music world by storm and has sold over a million copies of his albums, which includes 12 original albums, live albums and DVDs. His performances are highly-praised by critics and audiences alike, and are always quick to sell out. Lider has fans spanning all generations – teenagers, soldiers, students,

Daddy Squared: The Gay Dads Podcast looks at gay rights and fatherhood options in Israel. We talked with Israeli pop star and gay dad Ivri Lider to get a taste of what it's like being a gay dad in Israel, and researched options for Israeli gay men who want to become dads. Parenting is engraved in Israeli culture. In this episode of Daddy Squared we give a taste of gay fatherhood in Israel as well as explore options for gay men to become dads. "In Israel these days it's really very common for gay men to have kids," singer Ivri Lider tells Daddy Squared, "it's pretty amazing what happens in Tel Aviv. In the last 10 years it became the obvious thing, like the normal obvious thing for gay couples to have kids. In Israel, having kids is something that is very much intrenched in society and it's, like, important. Having kids is like the most important thing you can do with your life." Despite the normality of gays with kids in Israel, and the popularity of surrogacy among gay Israelis, surrogacy is still illegal in the country, and gay men are forced to have kids abroad. "It is something that we really are fighting for these days," Lider says, "because right now it's a discriminating law. If you're a straight couple you can do surrogacy in Israel and also if you're a woman you can do surrogacy in Israel, but if you are a man you can't. It's kinda obvious that it's more of an anti-gay law because there's not a lot of straight men who go through surrogacy alone. We definitely see it as something discriminating against gay men, but the Israeli Supreme Court ruled last year that it should be changed. So it's this moment in time when we're waiting to see what's gonna happen with that." Lider, had his son, Alby, through surrogacy in the U.S. in 2019. "It's such an amazing thing," he says about parenthood, "suddenly to having a little kid and watching the world through his eyes, learning about the world with him and being able to teach him --it's just incredible." "It took time for me to decide that I'm doing it and how I'm doing it. At the beginning I was in a long relationship and I was thinking I would be doing it in a relationship, and then we broke up--partially because of that, because he wasn't ready, and then I was a long for a while, thinking I would do joint parenting, and I met with a few girls and then after a while I was feeling that this is not really for me, I was feeling that I'll never feel ready to do it with a woman who's not my wife, and I felt in a kind of deep psychological way for me to not commit enough. So I thought, 'ok, you're going to commit,' and I was still single when I started the process." "And the most amazing thing is that I met Yonatan, my boyfriend, right after I started. So I started the process as a single man but eventually when Alby was born we were already in a relationship. Yonatan will tell you that on the first date we were sitting at my house and talking and having wine, and I was like, 'yeah, I'm having a kid.'" Surrogacy for Gay Men in Israel Surrogacy is illegal for single men and gay couples in Israel, therefore, gay men travel abroad, mostly to the U.S. and Canada, for their journey. Joint Parenthood (Co-Parenting) for Gay Men in Israel "It's very common to do it with someone you know for many years," Ivri Lider says. "Like, a lot of my friends will tell you, 'oh we were friends in high school,' or we know this woman for 20 years and now we're going to have a kid together.' In a very Israeli fashion it's very family-like, a close relationship." Our Guest: Ivri Lider Ivri Lider is an Israeli musician, pop star, icon. He took the Israeli music world by storm and has sold over a million copies of his albums, which includes 12 original albums, live albums and DVDs. His performances are highly-praised by critics and audiences alike, and are always quick to sell out. Lider has fans spanning all generations – teenagers, soldiers, students, young couples,

May 2021 was an interesting month in Israel, full of highs and lows. It began with a general feeling of hope, with most Coronavirus restrictions lifted and life getting back to normal. However, the celebratory mood quickly turned to one of fear, with 4,000 rockets raining down on Israeli cities. Israelis left the streets once again and huddled in bomb shelters. Once that was over, frustration...as antisemitism and anti-Zionism began to emerge around the world. Much of the music you'll hear this week reflects many of those emotions, punctuated by new songs from Ivri Lider, Noa Kirel and Omer Adam, Marina Maximillian and others. Immerse yourself into Israeli society with a selection of fantastic new Israeli music! (Original Air Date: June 13, 2021) Full playlist at https://www.myisraelimusic.com/episode1085 Want to sponsor an episode of Israel Hour Radio? Email josh - at - MyIsraeliMusic - dot - com. Join the Israeli Music Community on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/groups/IsraelHourRadioFans/

We’ve got brand new tunes from Moshe Peretz, Static & Ben-El, Eyal Golan and many more. Playlist: Kol HaMedina al HaRaglayim – Kobi Peretz Osa Li Ta’Yom – Moshe Peretz Chalik – Maor Edri & Shafita HaIsha Shelcha – Dudu Aharon Cactus – Static & Ben-El HaBet Be’Einay – Tzaguy Boy ft Jimmejonn At Omeret – Moti Taka ft Ofek Adanek Patron – Moshiko Mor Sukariyot Koftzot – Eyal Golan Yamim Tovim – Eyal Golan HaShamayim Ne’ulim – Doli & Pan ft Ivri Lider, Ella Li & Peled 2 Meter – Nadav Guedj Laila Tov – Anna Zak Aneini – Kunda V’Lahor HaShem Yishmor – Kobi Brummer Hoshia – Shlomi Shabbat Ale – Tal Vaknin Charif Matok – Lior Farchi & Mike Sharon

Last week we presented songs about singing...this week, songs about DANCING! You'll hear fun, upbeat songs from all time periods, with great tunes (all listener-requested!) by David Broza, Jane Bordeaux, Itay Levy, Idan Amedi, Tzvika Pick, Ivri Lider, and many more! Put on your dancing shoes and join us for an hour of incredible music, sure to lift your spirits and get you MOVING! (Original Air Date: 2/14/21) Full playlist at https://www.myisraelimusic.com/episode1071 Want to sponsor an episode of Israel Hour Radio? Email josh - at - MyIsraeliMusic - dot - com. Join the Israeli Music Community on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/groups/IsraelHourRadioFans/

It’s our last show in January…the perfect time to look back at the best new Israeli music of the month. Catch up on all the new Israeli music you may have missed! What’s new? How about brand new music from Miri Mesika, Idan Raichel, Rotem Cohen, Ivri Lider, and even Shlomo Artzi! Plus – Israel’s official entry to Eurovision 2021, and much more! (Original Air Date: 1/31/21) Full playlist at https://www.myisraelimusic.com/episode1069 Want to sponsor an episode of Israel Hour Radio? Email josh - at - MyIsraeliMusic - dot - com. Join the Israeli Music Community on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/groups/IsraelHourRadioFans/

The latest hit Israeli songs. A fun mix of Israeli music. And the top songs of the decade...all packed into one hour? You'll find it all on this week's Israel Hour Radio, featuring the three most-played Israeli songs on Israeli radio over the past decade! Plus, enjoy a slew of incredible new releases by Ivri Lider, Ishay Ribo, the Shalva Band, Kobi Marimi, and many more! You'll feel just like you're sitting in a cafe in Tel Aviv! (Original air date: September 15, 2019) Full playlist at https://www.myisraelimusic.com/episode1012

The latest hit Israeli songs. A fun mix of Israeli music. And the top songs of the decade...all packed into one hour? You'll find it all on this week's Israel Hour Radio, featuring the three most-played Israeli songs on Israeli radio over the past decade! Plus, enjoy a slew of incredible new releases by Ivri Lider, Ishay Ribo, the Shalva Band, Kobi Marimi, and many more! You'll feel just like you're sitting in a cafe in Tel Aviv! (Original air date: September 15, 2019) Full playlist at https://www.myisraelimusic.com/episode1012

On today's episode, we play the latest Israeli music releases from Noa Kirel, Ivri Lider, Kobi Peretz, and many more! Playlist: Pouch - Noa Kirel HaBat Shelach Meuhevet - Maor Edri Lirkod im Dma’ot B’einayim - Moti Taka Hakol Shakuf - Mergui Dabru Alai - Ron Nesher ft Ohad Mami/Mon Amour - Gabriel HaPilpelim B’August Ra’im - Shaked Molcho Rokedet al HaBar - Emile Cohen Tishtacharu - Ariel Kandabi Yeladim Sababa - HaOstri Live - Kfir Tzafrir Mima’amakim - Idan Raichel Baruch Hashem - Kobi Peretz Ed Dodim Medley - The Revivo Project

One of Israel's most famous contemporary musicians, Ivri Lider is a multi-faceted artist beloved by a nation. But who is the man behind the icon? And is he really as nice as he seems? In this episode, Ivri sits down for a frank and funny conversation with wife and husband duo Anouk and Barak to talk about fame; mindfulness; his unintended status as a gay symbol; what the real value of money is and his desire for a family. The post Pop Star – Ivri Lider appeared first on F2 Capital.

One of Israel’s most famous contemporary musicians, Ivri Lider is a multi-faceted artist beloved by a nation. But who is the man behind the icon? And is he really as nice as he seems? In this episode, Ivri sits down for a frank and funny conversation with Anouk and Barak about fame; mindfulness; his unintended status as a gay symbol; what the real value of money is and his desire for a family.

Feeling glum to go back to work after the holiday season? We're here with new Israeli tunes to keep you feeling that holiday spirit. Brand new releases from Omer Adam, Ivri Lider, the Ultras and more. We’ve got a special feature on Echo’s debut album, and a hot preview of the debut single of Tal Shevah. Playlist: Mexico City - All Stars Baderech LaKineret - Noam Michael Kmo B’Hawaii - Ilai Koriat BaIr HaG’dola - Regev Hod ft Roli Eizen Achat - Echo Boss - Echo Mantrot - Echo Shaar Acharei Shaar - Echo Cinderella - HaUltras ft Noa Kirel Tipot shel Or - Hadag Nachash HaNeshef - Ivri Lider Rachok Mikulam - Omer Adam Kmo She’at - Tal Shevah Lakum V’la’amod - Haim Moshe Cafe Alhambra - Margalit Tzaanani

Josh is back from Israel...and what a musical trip it was! This week, hear the 'Israeli music soundtrack' for his trip - including brand new songs by Rita, Omer Adam, Idan Raichel, Eden Ben-Zaken, Ivri Lider, Shlomo Artzi and many more! Plus - hear about Josh's enjoyable visit with Hadar Marks of Galgalatz radio.

Josh is back from Israel...and what a musical trip it was! This week, hear the 'Israeli music soundtrack' for his trip - including brand new songs by Rita, Omer Adam, Idan Raichel, Eden Ben-Zaken, Ivri Lider, Shlomo Artzi and many more! Plus - hear about Josh's enjoyable visit with Hadar Marks of Galgalatz radio.

Join us for an hour of the biggest and best new Israeli & Jewish tunes, bringing the sound of Israel to wherever you are. This week we’ve got brand new releases from Regev Hod, Avraham Tal, Ivri Lider, Ron Shovel and many many more! Playlist: Ring Ring - Kate & Or Hey Lady - Elad Levy & Lihi Benin Pata Morenga - Tomer Raz Shamati — Senir Hadad L’Orech HaYam - Avraham Tal Detzember - Omri Sevach Bidyuk Mushlam - Rika Razael Gadol Alai - Hatikva 6 Az Amru Li - Regev Hod Rak HaKetzev Medaber - Ron Shuval Complicado - Jason Moogzam - Ivri Lider Koev Li HaO’sh - Avichai Naftali Ose Ma SheBa Lo - Moti Taka Bein Kol HaBlof - KGC

After a few weeks away, we're pleased to present a fresh episode with tons of great music! This week: enjoy the very latest from Ivri Lider, Lior Narkis, HeChatzer Ha'achorit, plus some great collaborations by Shlomo Artzi and Omer Adam, Gidi Gov and Yoni Richter, and a whole bunch of Banai family members paying tribute to the late Meir Banai.

After a few weeks away, we're pleased to present a fresh episode with tons of great music! This week: enjoy the very latest from Ivri Lider, Lior Narkis, HeChatzer Ha'achorit, plus some great collaborations by Shlomo Artzi and Omer Adam, Gidi Gov and Yoni Richter, and a whole bunch of Banai family members paying tribute to the late Meir Banai.

“People assume artists are living their lives as free spirits, but I’m working harder than most of the people I know.” Loren started his music career at his teenage years when he started playing the guitar and than served in IDF’s orchestra. After the army, he went to pursue his music career in New York as a singer songwriter and got to work with famous musicians such as Steve Jordan and more. Four years later he came back to Israel and started producing and writing songs for the most well known artists in the country, including: Eyal Golan, Moshe Peretz, Ivri Lider, Shlomi Shabat, Rita and more. In our conversation he talks about the process of realizing music is his full time commitment, probably for the rest of his life. We talk about making a living from music, about working hard for leading in your field and about focusing on our passions. And… there is a surprise in the end. This is an episode for people who thought art could only be pursued as a hobby.

Where can you find all of Israel's biggest musical celebrities in one place? You've found it. The soundtrack to your week includes music by Shlomi Shabbat, Moshe Peretz, Kaveret, Rita, Ivri Lider and a special medley of songs from Les Miserables in Hebrew. Plus - we think we've found the next big Israeli hit song. Are we right?

Where can you find all of Israel's biggest musical celebrities in one place? You've found it. The soundtrack to your week includes music by Shlomi Shabbat, Moshe Peretz, Kaveret, Rita, Ivri Lider and a special medley of songs from Les Miserables in Hebrew. Plus - we think we've found the next big Israeli hit song. Are we right?

It's a busy Purim Day at Israel Hour Radio! We'll celebrate with an exclusive interview with Ivri Lider, an interview with the leaders of the ORT organization about the upcoming Shlomo Artzi show in New York, and of course, your favorite Purim music! Purim Sameach!

It's a busy Purim Day at Israel Hour Radio! We'll celebrate with an exclusive interview with Ivri Lider, an interview with the leaders of the ORT organization about the upcoming Shlomo Artzi show in New York, and of course, your favorite Purim music! Purim Sameach!

The perfect blend of old and new this week...including familiar favorites by Shlomo Artzi, Kaveret, Shiri Maimon and Ivri Lider - and HOT new tunes by Idan Raichel, HaUltras, Noa Kirel, and the SIZZLING new song by Static and Ben-El Tavori. Download and smile! :-)

The perfect blend of old and new this week...including familiar favorites by Shlomo Artzi, Kaveret, Shiri Maimon and Ivri Lider - and HOT new tunes by Idan Raichel, HaUltras, Noa Kirel, and the SIZZLING new song by Static and Ben-El Tavori. Download and smile! :-)

The hottest songs in the land are here! After a couple weeks away, we're thrilled to be back with an all-new Israel Hour! This week, an all-star lineup featuring Rami Kleinstein, Keren Peles, Ivri Lider, Kobi Aflalo, Idan Raichel, Moshe Peretz, Cafe Shachor Chazak...and many more! Plus, The Israel Hour celebrates Father's Day!

The hottest songs in the land are here! After a couple weeks away, we're thrilled to be back with an all-new Israel Hour! This week, an all-star lineup featuring Rami Kleinstein, Keren Peles, Ivri Lider, Kobi Aflalo, Idan Raichel, Moshe Peretz, Cafe Shachor Chazak...and many more! Plus, The Israel Hour celebrates Father's Day!

Hey, this is my cover to the song "Nisim" By Ivri Lider. Translations: English Listen, Nisim*, There is going to be a war soon we'll get far. Listen, Nisim, There is going to be a war, weeping is affected from laughter as well. don't push to the corner a weird feeling, concentrate please, she's getting closer, to ask a question, try not to laugh as a lunatic, with a stuck smile, come, give me a kiss. Get addicted, try to say it's missing, that you deserve more from the beauty that you have no ability to do this. Get addicted to michal's* words, says it's a pity that the water dosen't look like the sky, at all. Look, Nisim, It's all by accident, Two people will wait for you, Listen, Nisim, There will fighting, but we will win. don't push to the corner a weird feeling, please concentrate, a question comes, maybe the enemy is a friend, with a stuck fist, asking for a kiss.

Kol Cambridge returns with the biggest and best new releases for your listening pleasure. Among new releases from some old favorites such as Shlomi Shabat, Ivri Lider and Dudu Aharon, we discover the new sensation Victoria Hana with her viral hit Aleph Bet Hosha Na.   Playlist: Ein Li Sheket - Shlomi Shabat Alef Bet Hosha Na - Victoria Hana Lo Masmerim - E-Z & 69 Itach Yihyu Li Yeladim - Maor Edri Terminal 3 - Dudu Aharon Yamim shel Kochavim - Yemen Blues Kovshim et HaOlam - Shai Sharabi Lean Nagia - Daklon & Sagiv Cohen Yeladot VeHair HaGdola - Ivri Lider Heked - Los Caparos & Shaanan Street HaAretz HaMuvtachat - Chava Alberstein Lo Kedai Li - Dani Sanderson Hanichi Li - Shai Tzabari Shalom Aleichem - HaGevatron Yedid Nefesh - HaGevatron

Amazing new tunes this week to get you in that special weekend mood with Kol Cambridge. Featuring brand new music from Roni Douani, Shiri Maimon, Kobi Peretz, Ivri Lider, and even Arik Einstein! Listen to find out how that's possible.   Playlist: Lo Yastiru Li Et HaShemesh - DJ Only & Talisman ft Danidin Mamtak - KYD Go Go - Roni Douani Zechuchiyot - Shiri Maimon Le'ehov Lanetzach - Kobi Peretz & Zehava Ben Yagoni - Gal Sinvani Ze Yoter Midai - Idan Yaniv Baderech L'Ibud - Mook E Eretz Tova - Eti Levy Mako L'Yoter - Ivri Lider Ma Po Holech - Arik Einstein Petach Libcha - Talmidei Mekor Chaim with Avraham Fried, David Da'or, David Broza, Yonatan Razael, Yishai Rivo & Kobi Aflalo Machrozet Karlebach - HaGevatron Shir HaMaalot - Sheva

Kol Cambridge brings you into the new year with some amazing new releases! Check out the latest radio hit by Peer Tasi, and brand new tracks from Ivri Lider, Aviv Gefen, Beit HaBubot and many more.  Playlist: Derech HaShalom - Peer Tasi Rokedet BaLeilot - Yishai Levi Saida Sol - Dana International At HaEmet - Maor Edri HaAhava Hazot Shelanu - Ivri Lider Rapsoda - Shlomi Shabat Hayiti Shar Lach - Aviv Gefen Ze Lo Kol Ma Shekara - Beit HaBubot Petzaim V'Neshikot - Monica Sex Terminal Luminelt - Meir Ariel Al Hagal Hakal - Lehakat Hanachal Chelek Mimeni - Gad Elbaz David Melech / Am Yisrael Chai - The Moshav Band Rfoeni - Avraham Fried

Get ready for the weekend with a bit of escapism on Kol Cambridge - the best in Israeli and Jewish music. Discover if you are 'hachi yisraeli' with the new release from Hatikva 6, enjoy the first release in years from Ivri Lider, and also brand new tracks from Dudu Aharon, Guy & Yahel and many more! Playlist: Hey - Eti Biton Overet Muli - Dudu Aharon Hachi Yisraeli - Hatikva 6 Shamayim Boarim - Guy & Yahel Machrozet Ahuvat Levavi - Daklon & Sagiv Cohen Hakol Boer - Ivri Lider Ir U'vehalot - Dudu Tasa Yalda Ketana - Gali Atari Shema Yisrael - Sarit Hadad Yareach - Shlomo Artzi Yish Li Tzipur Ktana BaLev - Yigal Bashan Poteach et Yadecha - Gad Elbaz Late Night in Zion - Matisyahu Mimkomcha - The Chevra

Get ready for the weekend with a bit of escapism on Kol Cambridge - the best in Israeli and Jewish music. Discover if you are 'hachi yisraeli' with the new release from Hatikva 6, enjoy the first release in years from Ivri Lider, and also brand new tracks from Dudu Aharon, Guy & Yahel and many more!   Playlist: Hey - Eti Biton Overet Muli - Dudu Aharon Hachi Yisraeli - Hatikva 6 Shamayim Boarim - Guy & Yahel Machrozet Ahuvat Levavi - Daklon & Sagiv Cohen Hakol Boer - Ivri Lider Ir U'vehalot - Dudu Tasa Yalda Ketana - Gali Atari Shema Yisrael - Sarit Hadad Yareach - Shlomo Artzi Yish Li Tzipur Ktana BaLev - Yigal Bashan Poteach et Yadecha - Gad Elbaz Late Night in Zion - Matisyahu Mimkomcha - The Chevra