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Culture08:53 · 17m ago

Singer Israel Portnoy Releases Sukkot Song "Shower Me With Love"

By ליפא גינסברגר
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
The story · English

Singer Israel Portnoy, as part of the "Thank You God" group, has released a new song titled "Shower Me With Love" in honor of the Sukkot holiday and the prayer for rain. The song features Portnoy asking God to bestow love, mercy, and peace upon the people.

The release coincides with the Sukkot festival, a time when Jews traditionally pray for rain. The song's title and theme reflect this seasonal and religious context, aiming to connect with listeners during the holiday period.

Read the original at Behadrei Haredim

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