Welcome to Israel Hour Radio’s annual AUGUST CHAGIGOT! Each week during the month of August, we’ll devote our show to a particular topic in Israeli music. And today? We celebrate the Israeli weekend (regardless of how you celebrate it) with our Chagigat Shirei Shabbat…an hour of Israeli songs about Shabbat! While some spend their Saturdays immersed in prayer and study, others spend it at the beach, in the park, or in the club. For many, it’s a combination of all of the above…with a festive Friday night dinner and quality family time at home. No matter how you spend your day, however, Shabbat in Israel is a very special time, with a feeling unlike anywhere else in the world. Shabbat Shalom! (Original Air Date: August 4, 2024)

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Israel Hour Radio Podcast – Episode #1199 – Playlist

1. Sarit Hadad – Yachad Nenatze’ach (Together We Will Prevail) | Translation | YouTube
2. Benzeen – Yom Shishi (Friday) | Translation | YouTube
3. Ro’ee Bitan – Shabbat | YouTube
4. Tipex – Od Shabbat (Another Sabbath) | Transliteration | YouTube
5. Roni Goldberg feat. Nimrod Lev – Lecha Dodi (Come My Beloved) | Translation | YouTube
6. Omer Adam – Yom HaShishi (Friday) | Translation | YouTube
7. Shalva Band  – Shalom Aleichem (Peace Upon You) | Translation | YouTube
8. Yonatan Razel – Dror Yikra (He Will Call For Freedom) | Translation | YouTube
9. Arik Einstein – Shabbat BaBoker (Saturday Morning) | Translation | YouTube
10. Chava Alberstein – Shir Leil Shabbat (A Song For Sabbath Eve) | Translation | YouTube
11. Halehakot HaTzva’iyot – Lo Yotze Shabbat (Not Leaving For Shabbat) | YouTube
12. Rami Kleinstein – Matanot Ktanot (Small Gifts) | Translation | YouTube

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The Summer Olympics are taking place this week in Paris, France, with the spirit of brotherhood, unity, multiculturalism, and competitiveness on full display around the world. These are values shared by every Israeli, and we wish more than anything that our biggest conflicts with other nations were settled on the playing field rather than the battlefield. Israelis love to sing about their own country, but they also love to sing about other countries they admire around the world. So this week on Israel Hour Radio, in the spirit of multiculturalism – and in hopes for world peace – we bring you Israeli songs about countries around the world. Fasten your seatbelt, because we’re taking you on a whirlwind journey to France, England, Iceland, Brazil, the UAE, Greece, and many more exciting destinations! You don’t even need your passport! (Original Air Date: July 28, 2024)

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Israel Hour Radio Podcast – Episode #1198 – Playlist

1. Lior Narkis & Avraham Tal – B’yachad Nenatze’ach (Together We Will Prevail) | Translation | YouTube
2. Naomi Shemer – Etzlenu BeChatzer (Next To Us In the Courtyard) | YouTube
3. Nurit Galron – Sfinoteha (Her Ships) | Translation | YouTube
4. Yael Naim – Paris | Translation | YouTube
5. Chava Alberstein – London | Translation | YouTube
6. Hatikva 6 & Infected Mushroom – Ko Pha Ngan | Translation | YouTube
7. Shlomo Artzi – Iceland | Translation | YouTube
8. Static, Ben-El Tavori, Eden Ben Zaken, Stephane Legar – Yassu | Translation | YouTube
9. Agam Buchbut – Kmo B’Rio (Like In Rio) | Translation | YouTube
10. Stephane Legar – Ani B’Dubai (I’m in Dubai) | Translation | YouTube
11. Jo Amar – Barcelona | Translation | YouTube
12. Gali Atari – Nepal | Translation | YouTube
13. Yagel Oshri – LaTzeit MiDica’on (To Get Out of Depression) | Translation | YouTube

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This week on Israel Hour Radio, it’s the return of MY ISRAELI PLAYLIST…where our listeners share their favorite Israeli songs of all time! This time, please welcome Debbie Corwin of Mahwah, NJ! Debbie first visited Israel was with her family on a two week vacation when she was 10 years old. She then spent 7 1/2 weeks in Israel with a ZOA program, ‘Summer in Moshav’, when she graduated high school. She’s been back to Israel 11 times since then, most recently this past March. Since 2011, she and her husband, Jan, have been involved with Zahal Shalom, a non-profit organization that brings 10 wounded Israeli veterans to live with host families in Northern New Jersey. They now serve on the Executive Board. The 2024 Zahal Shalom delegation just returned to Israel, and Debbie and Jan were honored to have hosted their 8th veteran.

Debbie graduated University of Delaware as a music major and had an eleven year career in the music industry in New York. She worked for Tony-award winning playwright Rupert Holmes, serving as the production coordinator, script editor, musical supervisor and orchestrations assistant for three Broadway shows written by Rupert. The highlight of her music career was working with Barbra Streisand in 1990.

She then went on to have a successful 20-year career in senior living, before working as the Director of Israel Engagement at the Jewish Federation of Northern New Jersey. While working there, she met and began working with Israeli musician, Gilad Segev. Debbie is thrilled to share her favorite Israeli music this week on Israel Hour Radio! (Original Air Date: July 21, 2024)

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Israel Hour Radio Podcast – Episode #1197 – Playlist

1. Yehoram Gaon – Kol HaKavod (All the Honor To You) | Translation | YouTube
2. Shlomo Artzi – Shir BaBoker BaBoker (Song of Every Day) | Translation | YouTube
3. Gidi Gov – Yesh Ey Sham (There Is a Place Somewhere) | Lyrics | YouTube
4. Omer Adam & David Broza – Sigaliyot (Violets) | Translation | YouTube
5. Tzvika Pick – Ein Medina La’Ahava (No Country For Love) | Translation | YouTube
6. HaDag Nahash – LaZuz (To Move) | YouTube
7. Ishai Levy – Rikud Romanti (Romantic Dance) | Translation | YouTube
8. Rami Kleinstein & Keren Peles – Todah (Thank You) | Translation | YouTube
9. Gilad Segev – Chana’la Hitbalbela (Chana’le Was Confused) | Translation | YouTube
10. Efrat Gosh – Ah Ah Ah | Translation | YouTube
11. Kenessiyat HaSechel – Shum Davar Lo Yifga Bi (Nothing Will Hurt Me) | Translation | YouTube | More Info (Hebrew)
12. Eyal Golan – Yisrael (Israel) | Translation | YouTube

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OK, reality check. 2009 was FIFTEEN years ago. Yup, you heard that right. While it may seem like only yesterday to many of us, 2009 marked a significant year in history and music, leaving a lasting impact on our lives (and our Spotify playlists!). It was also the year Michael Jackson passed away, former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert was indicted for corruption, and Barack Obama was inaugurated as the 44th President of the United States. What were the most popular Israeli songs of 2009? Let’s take a trip in the Israeli Music Time Machine – and a walk down memory lane — to find out! What are your memories and milestones of 2009? (Original Air Date: July 7, 2024)

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Israel Hour Radio Podcast – Episode #1195 – Playlist

1. Lior Narkis & Avraham Tal – B’Yachad Nenatze’ach (Together We Will Prevail) | Translation | YouTube
2. Avraham Fried – Rak T’fila (Only Prayer) | Translation | YouTube
3. Harel Skaat – Muvan Li Achshav (I Understand Now) | Translation | YouTube
4. Shiri Maimon – Chelek Mimcha (A Part of You) | Translation | YouTube | English Version
5. Sarit Hadad – Mekudeshet (Betrothed) | Translation | YouTube
6. HaPeel HaKachol – Yasmin (Jasmine) | Translation | YouTube
7. Dor Daniel – Makom L’tzidech (A Place Next To You) | Translation | YouTube
8. MeHaMerchakim – Gali Atari & Sagiv Cohen (From Far Distances) | Translation | YouTube
9. Idan Raichel Project – She’eriyot Shel HaChayim (Remnants of Life) | Translation | YouTube
10. Idan Raichel Project – Chalomot Shel Acherim – (Dreams of Others) | Translation | YouTube
11. Evyatar Banai – Ad Machar (Until Tomorrow) | Translation | YouTube
12. Evyatar Banai – Aba (Father) | Translation | YouTube
13. Eyal Golan – Zeh Ani (It’s Me) | Translation | YouTube

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In this special episode, we pay tribute to Naomi Shemer, one of Israel’s most beloved songwriters and composers, on the 20th anniversary of her passing. Often hailed as the “First Lady of Israeli Song,” Naomi Shemer’s music has left an indelible mark on Israeli culture. Join us as we celebrate her life and legacy through her timeless songs that continue to resonate with listeners of all ages. We’ll delve into her most iconic compositions, including “Yerushalayim Shel Zahav” (Jerusalem of Gold), “Lu Yehi” (Let It Be), “Al Kol Eleh” (Over All These), and so many more. We’ll share stories behind the music, and reflect on the profound impact she had on the Israeli music scene. Tune in to honor and remember Naomi Shemer, whose melodies and lyrics remain a cherished part of Israel’s cultural heritage. (Original Air Date: June 30, 2024)

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Israel Hour Radio Podcast – Episode #1194 – Playlist

1. Sarit Hadad – Yachad Nenatze’ach (Together We Will Prevail) | Translation | YouTube
2. Lahakat HaNachal – Machar (Tomorrow) | Translation | YouTube
3. Dudu Zakai & Dorit Reuveni – Yesh Li Yom Yom Chag (Every Day Is a Holiday For Me) | Translation | YouTube
4. Lahakat HaNachal – Mitriya B’shnayim (An Umbrella For Two) | Translation | YouTube
5. Shuli Natan – Yerushalayim Shel Zahav (Jerusalem of Gold) | Translation | YouTube | The story behind the song from “Israel Story”
6. Yossi Banai – Al Kol Eileh (For All These Things) | Translation | YouTube
7. Chava Alberstein – Lu Yehi (Let It Be) | Translation | YouTube
8. Lahakat HaNachal – Churshat HaEkalyptus (The Eucalyptus Grove) | Translation | YouTube
9. Naomi Shemer – Shirat HaAsavim (Song of the Grass) | Translation | YouTube
10. Naomi Shemer – Alef Bet | Translation | YouTube
11. Yehoram Gaon – Od Lo Ahavti Dai (I Haven’t Loved Enough) | Translation | YouTube
12. Meital Trabelsi – Ho Rav Chovel (O Captain My Captain) | Translation | YouTube
13. Nurit Galron – Atzuv Lamut B’emtza HaTammuz (Sad To Die in the Middle of Tammuz) | Translation | YouTube
14. HaKol Over Habibi – HaChagigah Nigmeret (The Party’s Over) | Translation | YouTube

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This week on the podcast, we turn up the volume and get ready to belt it out! We put the call out to our amazing listeners in the “Israeli Music Community” Facebook group, asking for your favorite Israeli songs to sing along to at the top of your lungs. We got some amazing responses! This week on Israel Hour Radio, get ready for a playlist packed with iconic tunes, new favorites, and hidden gems – all chosen by YOU! We’ll be singing along to the songs that make you reminisce, dance, and celebrate our beloved State of Israel. Start warming up your vocal chords, and get ready to sing along! (Original Air Date: June 23, 2024)

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Israel Hour Radio Podcast – Episode #1193 – Playlist

1. Lior Narkis & Avraham Tal – B’yachad Nenatze’ach (Together We Will Prevail) | Translation | YouTube
2. Rami Kleinstein – Matanot K’tanot (Small Gifts| | Translation | YouTube | 101 Covers of “Matanot K’tanot”
3. Keren Peles & Roni Alter – Ba’at Li Pit’om (You Came To Me Suddenly) | Translation | YouTube
4. Eden Golan – Hurricane | Lyrics | YouTube
5. Idan Raichel – Leha’amin (To Believe) | Translation | YouTube
6. Idan Raichel Project feat. Gidi Gov – Kol Yom Me’chadash (Every Day Anew) | Translation | YouTube
7. Idan Raichel Project – Rov HaSha’ot (Most of the Hours) | Translation | YouTube
8. Sheri – L’olam B’ikvot HaShemesh – (Forever Following the Sun) | Translation | YouTube
9. Lahakat Pikud Mercaz – HaYom HaYom (Today Today) | Translation | YouTube
10. Ofra Haza – Chai (Alive) | Translation | YouTube
11. Rami Kleinstein – Tza’ir LaNetzach (Forever Young) | Translation | YouTube
12. Banaia Barabi – Keren Shemesh (Ray of Sun) | Translation | YouTube
13. Koolulam – Al Kol Eileh (For All These) | Translation | YouTube

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If you’re going on a ten hour road trip, and can only listen to ONE Israeli artist…who’s it gonna be? Such was the question we recently asked on Israeli Music Community, our popular Israeli music discussion group on Facebook. And, wow! Did we get some great responses! With the tragic news of the day still heavy on our minds, permit us present a bit of a diversion this week. On the latest episode of Israel Hour Radio, we’re counting down the artists with the most votes in our very unscientific poll. Oh, and we’re only playing UPBEAT songs by these great artists, to help infuse some much-needed positivity into your day. Download, listen, and smile – you might just find some musical inspiration for your upcoming summer road trip! (Original Air Date: June 16, 2024)

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Israel Hour Radio Podcast – Episode #1192 – Playlist

1. Sarit Hadad – Yachad Nenatze’ach (Together We Will Prevail) | Translation | YouTube
2. Hanan Ben Ari – Im Tirtzi (If You Want) | Translation | YouTube
3. Arik Einstein – Ohev Lihiyot Ba’bayit (I Love To Be At Home) | Translation | YouTube
4. Yehuda Poliker – Ani Rotze Gam (I Also Want) | Translation | YouTube
5. Ofra Haza – Amen LaMilim (Amen To The Words) | Translation | YouTube
6. Kaveret – Medina Ktana (Small Country) | Translation | YouTube
7. Yehoram Gaon – Roza | Translation | YouTube
8. Omer Adam – Shnei Meshuga’im (Two Crazy People) | Translation | YouTube
9. Sarit Hadad – Shema Yisrael (Hear, O Israel) | Translation | YouTube
10. Shlomo Artzi – Tita’aru Lachem (Imagine For Yourselves) | Translation | YouTube
11. Eyal Golan – Mi She’ma’amin (One Who Believes) | Translation | YouTube
12. David Broza – Sigaliyot (with Omer Adam) (Violets) | Translation | YouTube
13. Idan Raichel – Evan Al Evan (Stone on a Stone) | Translation | YouTube

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Remember the music of the ‘good old days’? You know, those blissful days before the world changed forever? We’re referring, of course, to the Israeli music released BEFORE October 7. Back then, Israeli songs were generally fun and light, with songs about love and relationships. Although the past several months have been chock full of powerful, inspirational songs, many Israeli artists are slowly transitioning back to the days of old, with songs that are rather, well, meaningless. And y’know…that may be just what the doctor ordered right now. This week on Israel Hour Radio, we look back at the most played songs on Israeli radio over the past week. Surprisingly, almost all of them have NOTHING to do with the war and October 7…a refreshing change of pace from what we’ve gotten used to lately. It’s time to get reacquainted with Israeli music! (Original Air Date: June 9, 2024)

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Israel Hour Radio Podcast – Episode #1191 – Playlist

1. Avraham Tal & Lior Narkis – B’yachad Nenatze’ach (Together We Will Prevail) | Translation | YouTube
2. Nes V’stilla – Bumperim (Bumpers) | YouTube
3. Shahar Tavuch & Agam Buchbut – Naughty Body | Translation | YouTube
4. Eyal Golan – Ein Ye’ush BaLeilot (No Despair at Night) | Translation | YouTube
5. Gali Atari – Chemda (Delight) | YouTube
6. Omer Adam, Odeya, Shrek – Tzamud Tzamud (Tight, Tight) | Translation | YouTube
7. Shiri Maimon & the Israel Philharmonc Orchestra – Le’an Shelo Telchi (Wherever You Go) | Translation | YouTube
8. Narkis – Amen | YouTube
9. Pe’er Tassi – Rose | Translation | YouTube
10. Static & Adi Bity – Mechashefa (Witch) | Lyrics | YouTube
11. Raviv Kaner – Lo Ra’iti Et Zeh Ba (I Didn’t See This Coming) | Translation | YouTube
12. Itay Levy – Choleh Yare’ach (Sick Moon) | Lyrics | YouTube

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Each year, there is so much emotional Israeli music that emerges in commemoration of Yom HaZikaron and Yom Ha’atzmaut. Between new original songs, musical tributes at state ceremonies, and performances at other events around the country, it can be difficult to keep up with it all. This year, however, was no ordinary year. Israel’s Memorial Day was more somber than ever, and Independence Day took on a very different significance. So it only makes sense that we take a second episode to explore the meaningful music that provided the soundtrack to this very important week. You’ll hear uplifting songs celebrating our homeland, gut-wrenching songs mourning our losses, and new takes on classic songs that remind us of what we are fighting for. You’ll also hear Eden Golan (finally) sing the original ‘October Rain’ – performing this year’s Israeli Eurovision entry as it was always meant to be heard. Fasten your seatbelts for yet another emotional roller coaster ride, this week on Israel Hour Radio. (Original Air Date: May 19, 2024)

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Israel Hour Radio Podcast – Episode #1190 – Playlist

1. Avraham Tal & Lior Narkis – B’yachad Nenatze’ach (Together We Will Prevail) | Translation | YouTube
2. Rami Kleinstein & Yagel Oshri – L’chayei Ha’am HaZeh (Cheers To This Nation) | YouTube
3. Dudu Aharon – Eretz Ha’avot (Land of the Forefathers) | YouTube
4. Lior Narkis – Yesh Kan Tov (There Is Good Here) | Translation | YouTube
5. Eden Golan – October Rain | Lyrics | YouTube
6. Lehakot HaTzva’iyot – Shir HaRe’ut (The Friendship Song) | Translation | YouTube
7. Gali Atari & Makhelat Meshi – Ein Li Eretz Acheret (I Have No Other Land) | Translation | YouTube
8. Yuval Dayan & Dafna Elyakim – Or / She’haShemesh Ta’avor Alai (Light / The Sun Should Pass Over Me) | YouTube
9. Omri Glickman & IDF Members – Giborei Al / Eretz Eretz | YouTube
10. Eden Hason – Yehalelu | Translation | YouTube
11. Li Biran, Eliana Tidhar, Avraham Tal, Gali Atari – Yom Ha’atzmaut Medley | YouTube
12. Lahakat Pikud Darom & Ilanit – Eretz Eretz (Land, Land) | Translation | YouTube

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We recorded this episode moments before Yom HaZikaron began in Israel, not sure of what to expect in this very strange and difficult year. So much has happened since last year’s national ‘high holiday season’ in Israel. So much pain, so much fear, so much destruction, so much anxiety. How can we bear the burden of Memorial Day this year? How can we CELEBRATE Independence Day in a year like this? Well, perhaps music can help. This year, Israel’s musical community has worked hard to create songs that capture this year’s unique spirit, from sounds of pain to sounds of pride.  Yom HaZikaron and Yom Ha’atzmaut may be behind us, but this week’s songs will help you hold on to the powerful emotions you’ve undoubtedly felt all week long – and throughout the past seven months.  (Original Air Date: May 12, 2024)

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Israel Hour Radio Podcast – Episode #1189 – Playlist

1. Noga Erez – Shir Lelo Shem (A Song Without a Name) | Translation | YouTube
2. Harel Skaat, Elai Botner, and IDF Orphans – Yeled Aba V’ima (Child, Father, and Mother) | Translation | YouTube
3. Shlomi Shabbat – Bo’ee Ima (Come, Mother) | YouTube
4. Meshi Kleinstein – Zeh Lo HaZman Lalechet (It’s Not Time To Go) | Translation | YouTube
5. Gilad Segev – Yeled Gibor (Hero Child) | YouTube (with English subtitles)
6. Ilai Botner & Yaldei HaChutz – Bayit Lachazor (A Home To Return To) | YouTube
7. Hatikva 6 – Giborei Al (Super Heroes) | Translation | YouTube
8. Miri Mesika – Ho Artzi Moladeti (Oh My Homeland) | Translation | YouTube
9. Leah Shabbat & Lehakat Chel Ha’avir – Rak Biglal HaRuach (Just Because of Our Spirit) | Translation | YouTube
10. Noa Kirel & Shiri Maimon – Hee Bidiyuk Kamoni (She’s Just Like Me) | YouTube
11. Avraham Tal & Lior Narkis – B’yachad Nenatze’ach (Together We Will Prevail) | YouTube
12. Koolulam & Shlomi Shabbat – Al Kol Eileh (For All These) | Translation | YouTube

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