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Israeli Singer Releases Hopeful Song About Israel on October 7th Anniversary Singer Abigail Shinfeld released a new song, "The Blue and White," on Wednesday, the third anniversary of the October 7th attacks. The Hebrew and English song expresses hope, belonging, and resilience in Israel. It is dedicated to victims of the massacre and aims to counter global antisemitism.
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What happened 01 Singer Abigail Shinfeld released a new song, "The Blue and White," on the anniversary of the October 7th attacks. 02 The song is sung in Hebrew and English to promote Israel and counter antisemitism. 03 It was written before October 7th but gained new meaning after the attacks. 04 The song is dedicated to Mayan Idan and her father Tzachi Idan, victims of the massacre. 05 The music video features Shinfeld's family and other Israelis, symbolizing continuity. 06 Shinfeld aims to convey a message of hope, resilience, and enduring connection to Israel. The music video features various Israelis and symbolizes the passing of heritage to the next generation.
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