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Zehava Ben and Ben Tzour Collaborate on New Song About Faith

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Singer Zehava Ben released a new single, "Yesh Hashem Ba'olam," written and composed by Ben Tzour, exploring faith and resilience. The song, produced by Tamir Zur, precedes Ben's upcoming album and offers an optimistic message about finding meaning through belief amidst hardship.

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  • Zehava Ben released a new single, "Yesh Hashem Ba'olam," written by Ben Tzour.
  • The song focuses on faith, divine providence, and coping with life's challenges.
  • It will be featured on Zehava Ben's upcoming album, due this month.
  • The lyrics describe finding light in darkness and trust in God.
  • The single offers an optimistic message about finding solace through faith.

Israeli singer Zehava Ben has released a new single titled "Yesh Hashem Ba'olam" (There is God in the World), written and composed by fellow singer-songwriter Ben Tzour. The song, which explores themes of faith, divine providence, and coping with life's challenges, is set to be included on Ben's upcoming album, scheduled for release this month.

The lyrics focus on navigating periods of pain, uncertainty, and personal crises, while maintaining faith that a higher power watches over individuals even in difficult times. Ben sings about her trust in God amidst hardship and her feeling of closeness to a "Father in heaven." The song also touches upon sleepless nights and years of searching for direction, ultimately finding light in darkness.

Despite acknowledging the struggles, the song conveys an optimistic message, suggesting that meaning and solace can be found in complex times through the belief that everything happens for the best. The single was produced by Tamir Zur.

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