Kosha Dillz, also known as Rami Even-Esh, discusses how he integrates his Jewish identity into his music to unite people of diverse backgrounds.

The Rana Choir, the only Arab-Jewish women's choir in Israel, has faced significant challenges due to the aftermath of the war and a Hamas attack.

Matisyahu, a singer/songwriter known for his hit song "One Day," discussed his musical and religious journey during a Zoominar as part of The Pulse: Moments That Matter series.

Matisyahu discusses his religious and musical journey, experiences touring with his EP Hold the Fire, and facing cancellations due to his support for Israel in a conversation with Joe Alterman for The Pulse: Moments That Matter series by MomentLive! and Neranenah.

Eden Golan represented Israel at the Eurovision Song Contest 2024, placing fifth with the song "Hurricane" amid mixed reactions from the audience.

Violinist and composer Alison Cotton uncovered the remarkable story of Ida and Louise Cook, two music-loving sisters from Sunderland who saved 29 Jews from the Nazis during the 1930s.

Matisyahu, a Jewish American reggae singer, rapper, and beatboxer, expresses his belief in Israel's right to exist despite facing protests and cancellations, including a recent show in Chicago.

Leonard Bernstein's profound connection to Israel began even before its establishment as a state.

Kosha Dillz, also known as Rami Even-Esh, discusses his journey from being a Jewish rapper to becoming an Israel activist, emphasizing the importance of embracing his Jewish identity and using his music to unite people from diverse backgrounds.

In 1967, during the film "Thoroughly Modern Millie," Julie Andrews sang a Yiddish song at a Jewish wedding scene in a story set in the 1920s.

The article discusses the song "Salaam Shalom" by Raffi, an Israeli-Canadian musician.

During times of war in Israel, music has become a lifeline for many, offering solace and connection.

"Lovers in Auschwitz" by Keren Blankfeld tells the true story of David Wisnia, a Polish Jew and talented singer, and Helen Zippi Spitzer, a Slovakian Jew, who became lovers in the Auschwitz concentration camp.

This article discusses songs that were written and listened to during times of conflict in Israel.

Noah reflects on the abundance of music produced during the current war, noting that it surpasses the music created in all of Israel's previous wars combined.

The Jerusalem Youth Chorus, founded by an American Jew, had to postpone its American tour due to the Israel-Hamas war, but performed a virtual concert on Sunday.

In this text, the discussion revolves around the idea that there is a song that represents both the story of Noah and the story of Israel.

The article discusses the author's discovery of Johnny Cash's music and its resonance with their own spiritual longing for God.

In this episode, Linda Gradstein and Noah Efron discuss the high number of Israelis considering leaving the country, the political implications of the army's involvement, and Yair Netanyahu's controversial behavior compared to his father's.

Morrissey, the former lead singer of the Smiths, has a strong following among Mexican Americans and Israelis for different reasons.

The Promised Podcast celebrates Pride Month by revisiting some of its memorable LGBTQ+ moments and featuring music related to LGBTQ+ themes.

In a special episode for the end of Pride Month, the Promised Podcast revisits significant LGBTQ+ moments and music from its archives.

The author describes her experience attending a Taylor Swift concert with her 10-year-old son, who is a big fan of the singer.

Prairiewolf's self-titled album offers a calm and confident musical experience that combines elements of lounge music, cosmic rock, and krautrock.

This article tells the story of Bruno Kaiser, a 92-year-old man from California, who is about to give away his beloved accordion.