The song "ill be there" by the Israeli composer and the Grammy-winning Jewish singer, Jessica Glynn, was unveiled at the event of "Our Common Destiny" in the presence of the President • Watch
The unique collaboration of singer and creator Idan Raichel and Grammy-winning Jewish singer Jessica Glyn was first revealed last night (Thursday) and led to the screening of their joint song - ill be there - in a festive broadcast on the walls of the Old City of Jerusalem.
The screening was held as part of the event of "Our Common Destiny" during which the President of the State, Reuven Rivlin, adopted the scroll "The Common Destiny of the Jewish People".
Idan Raichel appears on the walls of Jerusalem // Photo: Shachar Reznik
Due to the limitations of the Corona plague, the British Glynn was not allowed to come to Israel to perform with Raichel, which led to the idea of a screening of the duet on the walls of the Old City of Jerusalem.
The screening took place during a special ceremony held yesterday, at the President's House in Jerusalem, during which President Reuven (Ruby) Rivlin adopted the "Common Destiny" scroll, after it returned from a journey between hundreds of Jewish communities around the world. About a year after the Megillah was launched at the President's House and after it was formulated it received references from more than 130,000 Jews around the world, who participated in the largest Jewish referendum in history, the Megillah presented the set of important values for the Jewish people in Israel and throughout the Diaspora.
