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Yardena Arazi Falls Onstage During 75th Birthday Concert

By לירון זיידOngoing story · 4 updates
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
The story · English

Israeli singer Yardena Arazi stumbled and fell on stage during a celebratory concert marking her 75th birthday on Sunday evening. The incident occurred mid-performance at the Rishon LeZion Festival. Arazi's team quickly helped her back to her feet, and she continued with her performance.

At the conclusion of her act, the audience rose to applaud her resilience and recovery. The concert, titled "75 Is No Joke," featured Arazi performing alongside several Israeli comedians, including Rotem Abuhav, Miki Kam, Hanna Laslo, Odia Koren, and Alma Zack, who appeared in an impersonation of Arazi.

Arazi, who celebrated her birthday two days prior, has had a long career in Israeli music. Last year, she declined an offer to light a torch at the Independence Day ceremony, stating her deep connection to the country's daily realities and her hope for a more unified future where "statehood returns to being a leading value in Israeli public life."

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