Shlomo Artzi to Perform Special Concert in Gaza Envelope Communities
Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba
Singer Shlomo Artzi will perform a special concert in the Gaza Envelope on October 22 at Park Ashkelon, three years after the area experienced devastation. The event, a collaboration between the toMix Group and the Rashi Foundation, aims to provide comfort and support to residents of southern Israel. Residents of the Gaza Envelope and southern communities will receive a special discount on tickets. The concert is intended to use music and culture to foster change and unite people.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Singer Shlomo Artzi will perform a special concert in the Gaza Envelope on October 22.
- The concert aims to comfort residents of southern Israel and Gaza Envelope communities.
- Residents will receive a special discount on tickets until supplies last.
- The event is a collaboration between the toMix Group and the Rashi Foundation.
- Assaf Mor of toMix Group called Artzi the 'most fitting artist' for the event.
Three years after the area experienced devastation, singer Shlomo Artzi will return to the Gaza Envelope for a special and moving performance. Artzi and his band will perform on October 22 at Park Ashkelon, aiming to provide comfort through music to residents of southern Israel and the Gaza Envelope communities. These residents will receive a special discount on tickets, available until supplies last.
The concert is a collaboration between the toMix Group and the Rashi Foundation, intended to connect social action with the power of culture and experiences to foster change, unite people, and create opportunities. Assaf Mor, VP of Marketing and Business Development at toMix Group, stated that culture and music can be more than entertainment, serving as a means to connect, strengthen, and offer hope. He emphasized that the partnership with the Rashi Foundation stems from a desire to do something meaningful for the residents of the south and the Gaza Envelope, who have endured significant hardship. "We want to give them an evening of music, joy, and a moment to breathe, and Shlomo Artzi is the most fitting artist for this special encounter," Mor added, expressing pride in participating in an event that supports communities rebuilding and creating anew.
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