Eden Ben Zaken Joins Festigal in Anti-Bullying Song
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Singer Eden Ben Zaken and the Festigal children's ensemble have released a new song, "I Have a Voice," to combat bullying and social exclusion. The song encourages children to speak out against bullying and support victims. It will be performed during the "TOP SECRET Festigal" show, aiming to raise awareness among young audiences about the issue.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Eden Ben Zaken and Festigal children released an anti-bullying song, "I Have a Voice."
- The song encourages children to speak out against bullying and exclusion.
- It emphasizes that one voice can create change and support victims.
- The song will be performed at the "TOP SECRET Festigal" show.
- The initiative aims to raise awareness about bullying among youth.
Singer Eden Ben Zaken, named Artist of the Year for Festigal, is collaborating with the Festigal children's ensemble on a new song titled "I Have a Voice." The song aims to combat bullying and social exclusion among children and teenagers in Israel.
The song, written by Noam Horovitz and composed by Amir Lakner, encourages young people not to remain silent when they encounter bullying or exclusion. It urges them to speak up for themselves and for peers who are being victimized, emphasizing that even one child speaking out can make a difference.
Ben Zaken and the Festigal children will perform "I Have a Voice" as part of the "TOP SECRET Festigal" show. This year's Festigal also features the return of the concept where children from across Israel are selected through auditions to perform alongside the main stars, a tradition that gives a platform to the young audience.
Through this collaboration, the children are also conveying a crucial message to their peers. Amidst ongoing reports of bullying in schools and on social media, the initiative highlights the importance of raising awareness on the issue and reminding children that no one should face exclusion alone.