Rafi Nathan danced YM with a new Hanukkah dance • He said he contacted people and asked them to dance to "spread the joy of the holiday"

It's already a tradition: Rafi Nathan, known as DJ Rafi, created a new video in honor of Chanukah, in which he approaches random people on the street, handing them donuts and they start dancing with him. This is a video created in collaboration with the municipality of Jerusalem, and filmed on the city streets.

"I approached someone much older than me, in his 80s, and asked him if he would agree to eat a donut and dance with me in front of a camera. I showed him how easy it is and how happy he is, and everyone who sees it. , DJ Rafi says about filming.

"The purpose of the clip is to spread the joy of the holiday to all Jews around the world, to showcase the beauty of the city of Jerusalem and to bring people together across sectors and religions through music, dance and of course donuts," he adds. "In one of the scenes you can clearly see Jews on one side, I'm in the middle and on the other Muslims are dancing - together. In what world does this thing exist? Music and dance bring people closer and I see it every day, not just in Israel."

This is not the first time Rafi has danced the city of Jerusalem. He previously created a Hanukkah video in which he offered people free donuts, provided they dance with him. Last Sukkot, he arrived in Tel Aviv and created the Lulub Shake, a dance in which he taught Tel Aviv to rock the Lulav through a dance he invented.