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Israeli Pop Stars Clash Over Responsibility in Handling Violence
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By אפרת קרסנר
First reported by Now 14 · 1 day ago
What happened
Israeli pop singers Odia and Noa Kirel are contrasted over their handling of violence in their new music. Odia integrated a domestic violence helpline into her song, while Kirel's video graphically depicted violence, drawing criticism for its potential impact on young fans.
- 01Odia integrated a domestic violence helpline into her song "Dylan."
- 02Noa Kirel's new music video graphically depicted violence.
- 03The "Michal Sela Forum" partnered with Odia, citing her authenticity.
- 04The article criticizes Kirel's video for potentially harming young audiences.
- 05Pop stars are urged to show more responsibility and sensitivity.
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