Two Music Festivals To Honor Victims and Heal Nation
Summarized from The Times of Israel by baba
Two music festivals are set to take place in Israel in late October, offering healing and remembrance. The Voice of Music Festival in the Upper Galilee will honor victims of conflict, including photographer Ofer Moskovitz and children killed in a rocket attack. The Hatikvah Project, initiated by the Azrieli Foundation, will feature 13 orchestras in 11 concerts across Israel from October 21-28, marking the third anniversary of the October 7 attack and aiming to provide comfort.
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- The Voice of Music Festival returns to Upper Galilee for its 41st season, Oct 29-Nov 1.
- The festival will honor victims of conflict, including photographer Ofer Moskovitz and children.
- The Hatikvah Project will present 11 concerts by 13 orchestras across Israel, Oct 21-28.
- The Hatikvah Project aims to provide comfort and healing following the October 7 attack.
- Performers include Shlomi Shaban, Nurit Galron, Lahav Shani, and Mischa Maisky.
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