This musical instrument is called a Shofar. In Judaism, it is used on Rosh Hashanah and on Yom Kippur and is used as a horn to commemorate the fact that Abraham sacrificed a deer instead of his son Isaac in the Book of Genesis.
Jewish people blow a ram's horn (shofar) on Rosh Hashanah, and other times as well and represents the cry of the soul yearning to return to our Father in Heaven, this is the theme of this song as well, returning (Tshuva). God bless you man, keep it up, amazing stuff!
ותן חלקנו (veten chel-kenu) is a jewish project meant to unite jewish people with their judaism. Aviv got famous as an actor, as you can see - he can sing beautifully as well. Aviv and omer are probably using "veten chelkenu" to study torah and loving it.
I love Aviv Alush, he is a family man, spiritual, loves others and pursues peace with amazing energies. He has other wonderful songs! Shabbat Shalom 🇮🇱💙🇮🇱
This Is a beautiful song about strength. Don't fall, God always be there for you. Transportation: Today is going the other way around How do you clean the dirt? The creation only leaves me dust Always the same story of what is allowed and what is not allowed I'm tired of losing the game This body pushes me downhill And please run away from you?! Throws Thrash on the pillows The pit is deep and has no bottom I hope you won't forget me either ditty: you are not alone, There is always light Drops of faith in the night Hold tight, take it all out Like a child who wants a father. not alone Even if you ran away a bit You are not far, come home. Learning to rise again Not afraid to be weak Just trying to find out What not to be I started talking Slowly connect And give us our share in the nights too. Now I find you in every corner Even over coffee in the living room Put your head on the pillow It's easier to have a purpose Now it is no longer difficult for me to breathe ditty: you are not alone There is always light Drops of faith in the night Hold tight, take it all out Like a child who wants a father. not alone Even if you ran away a bit You are not far, come home
Russell, Israeli music is very rich, it's not just Omer Adam, Yonatan Raziel or Ninet Tayb. I doubt you will do it (because you stick to the never-ending viewers requests waiting list of this channel ), but, if you want to try Israeli music in new styles, there is a lot to offer. For example: Israeli rap. Try the rapper "Jimbo J" with the song "You will remember". Great song, look how fast he sings. Here is a link to the clip including an English translation -----> th-cam.com/video/lazm960XcSk/w-d-xo.html
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Amazing review ❤
This musical instrument is called a Shofar. In Judaism, it is used on Rosh Hashanah and on Yom Kippur and is used as a horn to commemorate the fact that Abraham sacrificed a deer instead of his son Isaac in the Book of Genesis.
Jewish people blow a ram's horn (shofar) on Rosh Hashanah, and other times as well and represents the cry of the soul yearning to return to our Father in Heaven, this is the theme of this song as well, returning (Tshuva).
God bless you man, keep it up, amazing stuff!
ותן חלקנו (veten chel-kenu) is a jewish project meant to unite jewish people with their judaism. Aviv got famous as an actor, as you can see - he can sing beautifully as well. Aviv and omer are probably using "veten chelkenu" to study torah and loving it.
I love Aviv Alush, he is a family man, spiritual, loves others and pursues peace with amazing energies. He has other wonderful songs!
Shabbat Shalom 🇮🇱💙🇮🇱
This Is a beautiful song about strength. Don't fall, God always be there for you.
Transportation:
Today is going the other way around
How do you clean the dirt?
The creation only leaves me dust
Always the same story
of what is allowed and what is not allowed
I'm tired of losing the game
This body pushes me downhill
And please run away from you?!
Throws Thrash on the pillows
The pit is deep and has no bottom
I hope you won't forget me either
ditty:
you are not alone,
There is always light
Drops of faith in the night
Hold tight, take it all out
Like a child who wants a father.
not alone
Even if you ran away a bit
You are not far, come home.
Learning to rise again
Not afraid to be weak
Just trying to find out
What not to be
I started talking
Slowly connect
And give us our share in the nights too.
Now I find you in every corner
Even over coffee in the living room
Put your head on the pillow
It's easier to have a purpose
Now it is no longer difficult for me to breathe
ditty:
you are not alone
There is always light
Drops of faith in the night
Hold tight, take it all out
Like a child who wants a father.
not alone
Even if you ran away a bit
You are not far, come home
Try listening to Maya Buskila's Rise Like a Phoenix. you won't disappoint.
❤
Russell,
Israeli music is very rich, it's not just Omer Adam, Yonatan Raziel or Ninet Tayb.
I doubt you will do it (because you stick to the never-ending viewers requests waiting list of this channel ), but, if you want to try Israeli music in new styles, there is a lot to offer.
For example: Israeli rap.
Try the rapper "Jimbo J" with the song "You will remember".
Great song, look how fast he sings.
Here is a link to the clip including an English translation -----> th-cam.com/video/lazm960XcSk/w-d-xo.html
🇮🇱♥️🇮🇱🙏👍👍👍
React to Alex Clare (yes he’s Jewish)