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Young Israelis Sing Viral 'Song for Peace' at Festival

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Hundreds of young Israelis sang the "Song for Peace" at the InDNegev festival in southern Israel, with a video of the performance going viral. The song is an unofficial anthem of the peace movement and was notably sung by Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin shortly before his 1995 assassination. The event has sparked nostalgia for a time when peace between Israelis and Palestinians seemed more possible.

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  • Hundreds of young Israelis sang "Song for Peace" at the InDNegev festival.
  • A video of the performance has gone viral online.
  • The song is an unofficial anthem of the Israeli peace movement.
  • Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin sang the song before his 1995 assassination.

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