Translating Israel: One Voice at a Time
Translating IsraelTranslating Israel shares voices rarely heard by non-Hebrew speakers- opening the door to a deeper understanding of this intricate country through English lyric videos of the best of Israel's soundtrack and translations of words worth hearing.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 57 | Subscribers | Read | translatingisrael.substack.com |
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A Be'eri Survivor, and Orphan of October 7, Continues to Sing
Daniel Wais performed this song not long on Israel’s reality music show “A Star is Born”, and the next morning I received not one, but two messages, “Can you translate this?”
Hi Hanoch... Letters from the Families of Fallen Soldiers
Today I again bring translations of letters written to Israeli comedian Hanoch Daum, who is a vessel and a voice for all kinds of Israelis- those missing their loved ones in captivity, those wanting to share about the great kindness of anot...
Playing Endless Love
Hani Arbel was driving home one night on the beach highway from Tel Aviv to Haifa when she heard a song by the revered Israeli artist Ahuva Ozeri. She was floored, couldn’t stop listening to the song, and knew she had to meet its writer. So...
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I want to share the truest message of Israel with you through its songs, and its most thoughtful and inspiring voices.
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