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Culture04:39 · 53m ago

Ben Artzi Recounts Moving Prayer Experience Before Concert

By ערוץ 7
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
The story · English

Singer Ben Artzi shared a deeply moving experience that occurred just before a joint performance with fellow musician Aharon Razal. Artzi was a guest on Golan Azulai's program on the 'Hidabroot' channel, where he described the moment as a significant event that impacted him.

Artzi recounted that before the concert, the religious musicians in the band invited him to join their evening prayer service (Maariv). He described this invitation as a gift and found the shared energy in the room to be amazing, making him feel less alone and part of something with good intentions.

He also mentioned that he told the musicians he is a descendant of Rabbi Meir Shapiro of Lublin, the founder of the daily Daf Yomi study, which deeply moved them. Artzi characterized his life as a journey of 'tikkun,' or spiritual correction.

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