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Moshe Kursia Releases Emotional Wedding Song Dedicated to His Brother

By איציק ברנדויין
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
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Israeli singer-songwriter Moshe Kursia has released a new single titled "House to Infinity" ahead of his upcoming EP album "Peter Pan." The song was first introduced in the series "Connected," where a performance clip was featured. Kursia originally dedicated the song to his brother on his wedding day, and since the episode aired, the song has received significant attention and positive reactions on social media. Many listeners have even requested to use it as a wedding canopy song before its official release.

Moshe Kursia comes from a family deeply involved in educational and communal work. His father, Rabbi Asher Kursia, founded and directs the Bnei Akiva girls' seminary "Orot Modi'in," while his mother, Rabbi Yael Kursia, is a couples counselor, therapist, and facilitator of Jewish self-awareness workshops. Kursia explained that the song was written from a personal place of hope for the future. He shared, "For years I haven't gone on dates because I was tired, but I never lost hope. This song is a manifesto for my future, for the love that will come after years of prayer. Amen, soon."

The lyrics express a yearning for love and a shared home, using imagery of a journey, hope, and renewal, with lines such as "You and I have been walking here in the desert for years... and you are my home, a house to infinity." The single's release precedes the full EP, which is scheduled to come out shortly.

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