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Israeli Singer Static Opens Up About His Deep Connection to Judaism

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Liraz Russo, known by his stage name Static, one of Israel's leading musicians, revealed his profound connection to Judaism in a candid interview. Although he does not identify as religious, Russo emphasized that he observes the Sabbath and keeps kosher. He explained that being connected to God is not restrictive but rather freeing.

In a conversation with "HaRabanit," Russo was asked about the role of religious artists in the Israeli music industry. He responded that there is no correlation between religious faith and musical success, citing successful religious artists such as Hanan Ben Ari, Narcis, and Yuval Dayan. He stated, "Everyone should live according to their faith and do what is good for them. What is the problem?"

Russo detailed his personal practices, saying he does not perform or work on the Sabbath, puts on tefillin, keeps kosher, and blesses his food. He challenged the notion that religion is a limitation, asserting that being connected to the Creator is the least limiting thing one can do.

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