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Culture12:17 · Jun 16

Ami Mimon and Benjamin Denishman Release a Chabad-Inspired Tribute for 3 Tammuz

By ליפא גינסברגר
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
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Radio host and performer Ami Mimon, known as the "voice of joy," has teamed up with singer Benjamin Denishman to record a new Chabad-style medley marking 3 Tammuz. The song was created in the studio as both artists said they were drawing on a deep inner connection to the Rebbe and his worldwide work.

The track is described as energetic, lively, and uplifting, intended to move listeners and stir emotion. According to the release, it is meant to combine longing and redemption themes with a festive musical feel.

The credits say the lyrics and melody come from traditional sources, while the musical arrangement and production were handled by Amos Cohen and Lipa Ginsberg. The accompanying cover was photographed by a public relations image, with another photo credited to the photographer.

The article was published on 16 June 2026 at 15:17, and presents the release as a special musical contribution for the Rebbe remembrance period around 3 Tammuz.

Read the original at Behadrei Haredim
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