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Wounded Lone Soldier to Perform Iconic Israeli Song
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By Roy Rubinstein
First reported by Ynet · 22 hours ago
What happened
Moshe Marwick, a lone soldier seriously wounded on October 7, will perform the iconic Israeli song 'I Have No Other Country' at an event celebrating civilian volunteers. The song resonates with Marwick's personal journey as an immigrant who chose Israel as his home.
- 01Wounded lone soldier Moshe Marwick to perform 'I Have No Other Country'.
- 02The song holds personal meaning for Marwick as an immigrant to Israel.
- 03Marwick was seriously injured during the October 7th attacks.
- 04He is participating in a music project as part of his recovery.
- 05The event honors volunteers of 'Brothers and Sisters for Israel'.
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