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Chasidic Singer Releases New Song to Support Yeshiva World
Chasidic singer Shuki Goldstein and the "Kelef Alaf" initiative launched a new song, "Alaf LaTorah," to support the yeshiva world, coinciding with 10,000 new project members. The song aims to bolster Torah scholars amid current challenges and convey public support.
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- 01Chasidic singer Shuki Goldstein released a new song, "Alaf LaTorah," to support the yeshiva world.
- 02The song's release marks 10,000 new members joining the "Kelef Alaf" initiative.
- 03The initiative aims to strengthen the standing of Torah learners amidst public challenges.
- 04The song emphasizes unity and the spiritual reward for supporting Torah study.
- 05It features a chorus with the recurring phrase "A thousand for Torah, a thousand is its reward."
- 06The production involved producers Nachum Friedman and sound engineer Yonatan Levy.
It features a catchy chorus emphasizing unity and the merit of supporting Torah study. The initiative seeks to strengthen the Torah world against obstacles.
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