I am Kiwi, but with a great love for Israel through my Faith and listening to Hebrew spoken and sung. I love this man’s beautiful guitar music, and picked up at the end that he was sharing about a soldier’s inspiration taken from King David who had fought against Goliath, had witnessed death around him yet loved life in its fullness and beauty. Having danced Katonti, I also loved hearing him sing/pray those beautiful words, so, thank you so much.
Ger Toshaf from Bratislava here. Many thanks for the Yonatan - trough your composition and performance I am getting connected to HaShem. The live version with Akiva is changing me as goy into a jewish neshama. Is not exactly this the big calling to Moseh in orderr to connect nations through Torah to HaShem?
Are you going to interview Hanon Ben Ari or Nathan Goshen? Goshen would be really interesting because he became bal teshuva in his teens. And he's a pop singer NOT a religious singer.
For the gentiles and bnei noach watching, the song is "ve'hi she'amda". I don't know if Yonatan can beat Naomi Shemer for best known songs though. I guess it depends on the rules. Is it best known religious song? It could be rabbi shabzi's poem sung by Ofra Haza - im ninalu daltei. 🤔
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I am Kiwi, but with a great love for Israel through my Faith and listening to Hebrew spoken and sung. I love this man’s beautiful guitar music, and picked up at the end that he was sharing about a soldier’s inspiration taken from King David who had fought against Goliath, had witnessed death around him yet loved life in its fullness and beauty. Having danced Katonti, I also loved hearing him sing/pray those beautiful words, so, thank you so much.
The Razels are amazing people and neighbors!!
Beautiful! I love how you highlighted his humility. I don’t think there are too many “stars” with that kind of humility.
I love how he relates to Davad our King... His music ..
Wow. Great interview. What a fascinating, multi faceted, talented person. & such an “Anuv”. Amazing.
Beautiful interview!!
Great voice
Thank you for sharing this, I love to listen to Jonathan's music, makes my very neshama sing!
Absolutely love every episode but this one spoke to my neshama deeply.
ראיון יפה מאוד...אני מישראל ואוהבת את הערוץ שלך
יישר כוח❤
עם ישראל חי🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱
Thank you, I was so blessed by Vishi Sheamada..may have misspelled..song he did with Shwekey..not over it yet..
Thanks for this interview!
Many gentiles are listening too his music...and Yaacov Shwekey... Yonatan is a Godly man
Blessed voice, God bless him.
Very interesting and inspiring episode. Thank you so much
Brilliant 👏todah rabah Yonatan Razel
Wow - a special yid. Great interview
Looking forward to hearing him sing and conduct as a Levi in the Bris Hamikdash soon in our lifetime!
Great episode, thank you so much
Beautiful amazing interview really thank you so much for bringing us into Yonatan’s life really wonderful musician all around person!!
Just beautiful
Great podcast I really appreciate it
Momo, love the new glasses. And the other new ones too :)
wow!!!!!
Ger Toshaf from Bratislava here. Many thanks for the Yonatan - trough your composition and performance I am getting connected to
HaShem. The live version with Akiva is changing me as goy into a jewish neshama. Is not exactly this the big calling to Moseh in orderr to connect nations through Torah to HaShem?
Are you going to interview Hanon Ben Ari or Nathan Goshen? Goshen would be really interesting because he became bal teshuva in his teens. And he's a pop singer NOT a religious singer.
For the gentiles and bnei noach watching, the song is "ve'hi she'amda".
I don't know if Yonatan can beat Naomi Shemer for best known songs though. I guess it depends on the rules. Is it best known religious song? It could be rabbi shabzi's poem sung by Ofra Haza - im ninalu daltei. 🤔
I should have mentioned, im ninalu daltei = If the gates (doors) are locked.
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@@JJ-kf4kc THAT ITS INTRESTING BEC. ITS BEFORE THE WAR
How could that be? They talk about the war...
@@anonymous-io6zg I dont know at the end they say shana tova
No it wasn't. He's referring to the new secular year
@@ygross18 I understand but it its interesting that they said Shana Tova
Hahaha the most popular “Jewish” song is probably a Christmas song 🤣🤷🏻♀️