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Melding world’s sounds, Ben Ari seeks harmony

He\’s been called the Israeli Bob Marley and the king of Israeli soul. Others claim that he may be the call to prayer that we\’ve all been waiting for from the Middle East

‘The Comfort Girls’ satisfy in three part harmony

The desert air was balmy and hot. The almost-full moon hung over palm trees and the fireflies glittered amid a spotlight\’s beam. More than 1,000 people sat on the blanketed stone bleachers of the outdoor amphitheater at Mineral Beach for the Passover Dead Sea Music Festival, waiting patiently for the Israeli trio, HaBanot Nechama (translated as \”Comfort Girls\”), to hit the stage.

Israel to rock the Kodak but hoping for more glam

Rami Kleinstein music video \’Winds of War\’ ( Hebrew)

In planning the May 10 celebratory \”Israel at 60\” megaconcert for Hollywood\’s Kodak Theatre, the producers went down the A-list of Jewish celebrities, requesting their presence at what is hoped to be the grandest celebration in Los Angeles of Israel\’s 60th year of independence.

House of Repentance: Where no one is beyond redemption

In the small lobby, a teenage boy with blondish hair sits passively on a couch, staring at the wall, not reacting to the threats thrown his way. His mother, her face puffy from crying, pleads with her husband, the boy\’s enraged stepfather, who slams in and out of the building, furiously yelling that the boy stole his car and his money to buy drugs

Get ready to sing . . . Hatikvah!

In 1886, Naphtali Herz Imber, an English poet originally from Bohemia, wrote the words to Israel\’s national anthem, \”Hatikvah.\” Samuel Cohen, an immigrant from Moldavia, wrote the melody

Celebrating Israel’s 60th, Skirball Style

There are many ways to celebrate Israel\’s 60th anniversary, and the Skirball Cultural Center is leading with its strength by offering a series of wide-ranging programs of art shows, music, film and lectures.

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