Families of Israeli hostages record Madonna hit to raise support

Israeli musical initiative Koolulam joins with relatives of Israelis abducted into Gaza to record a new music video calling on the world to bring them home
Families of Israeli captives singing Madonna's song
(Video: Or Ghefen)

Israeli social musical initiative Koolulam joined with the families of Israeli captives in Gaza on Monday to perform Madonna’s hit song Like a Prayer for a music video.
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"In this project, we have joined with the families of Israelis who were abducted by Hamas terrorists to Gaza and together, we aim to do what we do best: sing together and create human harmony that calls on the entire world to stand behind one clear message: bring back the Israelis, children, and elderly who have done nothing wrong, back to the empty beds in their homes," the Koolulam initiative said in a statement.
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 קולולם שרים למען משפחות החטופים
 קולולם שרים למען משפחות החטופים
Relatives of Israeli captives singing Madonna's song
(Photo: Or Ghefen)
"Over 300 conductors from around the world, including the United States, Japan, China, England, Ukraine, Chile, Germany, the Netherlands, and more, quickly joined us to record a new arrangement of Madonna's popular song, known for her love and support for the State of Israel.”
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 קולולם שרים למען משפחות החטופים
 קולולם שרים למען משפחות החטופים
Relatives of Israeli captives singing Madonna's song
(Photo: Or Ghefen)
“Each conductor will be responsible for teaching their respective communities, whether they be synagogues, churches, mosques, or orchestras around the world, in the new arrangement that has been pre-recorded by Koolulams’ conductor Ben Yefet. They’ll also provide video guidelines in order to edit the video clip in the best way possible," the project managers said.
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