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Creators and Rabbi Ronen Shaulov Release New "Selichot" Song

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As the "Selichot" (Days of Atonement) period begins, musical creators have launched a new song titled "You Won't Leave Me Alone," featuring Rabbi Ronen Shaulov. The song, written and composed by the creators along with Noy Fadlon and Ron Biton, carries a message of introspection, unity, and gratuitous love. It poses the poignant question, "If I asked you for forgiveness, would you forgive me?" exploring a journey of realization and faith that even in hardship, one is never alone.

Rabbi Shaulov contributes a special message of unity and gratuitous love to the song, stating, "Gratuitous love costs nothing, but it has the power to change everything." The song aims to remind listeners during this period to pause, seek forgiveness, strengthen themselves, love one another, and remember they are never alone.

The track was musically produced by the creators, with Yigal Pesachov handling the cover art, photography, and music video direction. The song is now available on YouTube and various music platforms.

This release joins a growing trend of Israeli artists releasing songs for the "Selichot" period. Recently, Nehorai Rachamimov released "El Norah Alilah," and Noy Fadlon shared a performance of "Selichot" prayers, reflecting on her grandfather's synagogue. Many artists are connecting with this period through their music.

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