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By: Brian Fishbach “That is beautiful! To me that is love—when people are exchanging culture and taking a piece of this wonderful culture and saying a word that means ‘Celebration!’”…
A huge congratulations to our advisory board member and songwriting legend @dianewarren who will receive an Oscar this November after 13 losses! The award celebrates her “indelible contributions to cinema and the world at large.”
CONGRATS DIANE!
Did you know? The legendary Ray Charles was always a great defender of the Jewish state of #Israel.
“BDS? What’s that?”
☠️ Savage response to the haters from @thenewclassic during her visit to #Israel for #pride.
Music should unite all peoples, not be used as a tool to divide!
Spotted in #Jerusalem! Movie star @shailenewoodley shares a photo at the Western Wall 🇮🇱
Throwback! @fentybeauty Rihanna’s first visit to #Israel! Looking forward to more!
Journey with Creative Community for Peace behind the scenes of Tel Aviv's Pride Parade to check out all the action!
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#Pride #TLV
It's Pride Month and who better to highlight than the talented @LadyGaga who has long been an advocate for the #LGBTQ community.
Happy #Pride!
Spotted in #Jerusalem! The legendary @AndreaBocelli takes a moment to visit the Western Wall in Jerusalem #Israel! 🇮🇱
STATEMENT ON BIG THIEF: Instead of using their voices as artists to bring people together and amplify the many coexistence organizations working to bring Palestinians and Israelis together through music, arts, and culture on the ground, all Big Thief has done is created greater animosity and caused more divisiveness.
They have given in to the demands of a boycott movement that openly rejects coexistence and seeks the destruction of Israel, undermining principles of engagement, tolerance, and dialogue.
As Nick Cave stated: “The cultural boycott of Israel is cowardly and shameful. Israel is a real, vibrant, functioning democracy - yes, with Arab members of parliament - and so engaging with Israelis, who vote, may be more helpful than scaring off artists or shutting down means of engagement.”
Ultimately, the boycott is an affront to Palestinian and Israeli moderates alike who are seeking to reach peace through compromise, exchange, and mutual recognition. Music in Israel brings people together of all backgrounds – Jews, Arabs, Bedouins, Black, White, Muslims, and Christian - and concerts in Israel play a small yet crucial role in hopefully achieving that peace.
Though we are disappointed by this decision, we are heartened by the many hundreds of artists, from Maroon 5, OneRepublic, and Maluma to the Black Eyed Peas, Justin Bieber, and Jennifer Lopez, who continue traveling to and performing in Israel every year, bringing with them a message of peace.
It’s all happening this Friday in #TelAviv at #PRIDE! We can’t wait to see the incredible performances including from Iggy Azalea @thenewclassic
#tlvpride
Seven years after band's last visit to the Holy Land, American pop-rock giants @onerepublic will hit Rishon Lezion's Zappa Live Park on November 8th! Can’t wait!
