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Full coverage· Culture· Updated

Miki Peled, Legendary Israeli Festigal Producer, Laid to Rest at 87

Miki Peled, the influential Israeli producer behind Festigal and the Hasidic Song Festival, died at 87 and was buried in Kiryat Shaul. Tributes from family and artists highlighted his visionary work and personal warmth. His legacy endures in Israeli culture and music.

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  1. 01Miki Peled, iconic Israeli Festigal producer, dies at 87 and is buried in Kiryat Shaul.
  2. 02His son Yaron praised his business acumen and family dedication in a moving eulogy.
  3. 03Artists like Hanokh Rozen and Tal Mosseri recalled Peled’s creative vision and mentorship.
  4. 04Peled received the ACUM Lifetime Achievement Award for his cultural contributions.
  5. 05Peers emphasized his lasting impact on Israeli music and the Jewish cultural scene.
  6. 06Condolences were extended to his wife Tami and family, recognizing their shared partnership.
Translated and summarized by baba from Walla, the latest report. Read Walla’s original

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