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Subliminal and Noam Yaakovson Release Unity Anthem Amid Election Fears
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First reported by Srugim · 1 hour ago
What happened
Israeli musicians Subliminal and Noam Yaakovson released a new song called "If You Are With Me" to promote unity and mutual responsibility, warning against returning to the divisive discourse seen before October 7th.
- 01Musicians Subliminal and Noam Yaakovson released a new song.
- 02The song "If You Are With Me" promotes unity and mutual responsibility.
- 03It warns against divisive rhetoric ahead of elections.
- 04The artists were inspired by wartime experiences.
- 05They emphasize that differences are a strength.
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