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Shuli Rand Defends Separate Concerts for Men and Women
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What happened
Israeli singer Shuli Rand is facing criticism for organizing separate concerts for men and women in Jerusalem, citing accessibility for his Haredi audience. Rand defended the decision as providing equal opportunity and not a sin, while continuing his regular mixed-gender shows.
- 01Singer Shuli Rand will hold separate concerts for men and women.
- 02The move is intended to increase accessibility for the Haredi community.
- 03Rand stated he is not committing a sin and is comfortable with the decision.
- 04He will continue to hold regular mixed-gender performances.
- 05The concerts are scheduled for October 6 in Jerusalem.
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