April
16
This event has taken place
Friday Night Virtual
Hallelujah to the World
Celebrating Israel at 73
with Gali Atari
Five days after Prime Minister Menachem Begin and President Anwar Sadat signed the 1979 peace treaty, Israel exploded in a second “Halleluyah” sung by Gali Atari in the Eurovision Song Contest. The song, which captured the euphoria of the moment, won the world’s biggest competition, and its simple message about singing with one heart has made it a classic worldwide. Atari will reprise the inspiring anthem, in English and in Hebrew, as we celebrate Israel’s 73rd Independence Day.
With special remarks by Israel Nitzan, Acting Consul General of Israel in New York.
Friday, April 16 |
6:00 pm Eastern
Free
Free
This program is sponsored by the
Tisch family.
A partnership of Temple Emanu-El and Temple Israel of the City of New York.
Part of Temple Emanu-El and Temple Israel’s Friday Night Services.
We are happy to offer these webinars free of charge in these challenging times and hope you enjoy them. Any contribution to support our efforts is appreciated.
Friday, April 16 |
6:00 pm
Free
Free
Five days after Prime Minister Menachem Begin and President Anwar Sadat signed the 1979 peace treaty, Israel exploded in a second “Halleluyah” sung by Gali Atari in the Eurovision Song Contest. The song, which captured the euphoria of the moment, won the world’s biggest competition, and its simple message about singing with one heart has made it a classic worldwide. Atari will reprise the inspiring anthem, in English and in Hebrew, as we celebrate Israel’s 73rd Independence Day.
With special remarks by Israel Nitzan, Acting Consul General of Israel in New York.
This event has taken place
This program is sponsored by the
Tisch family.
A partnership of Temple Emanu-El and Temple Israel of the City of New York.
Part of Temple Emanu-El and Temple Israel’s Friday Night Services.
We are happy to offer these webinars free of charge in these challenging times and hope you enjoy them. Any contribution to support our efforts is appreciated.