Tal Mori, Confused Yuval and Shai and Roy were recruited to produce a special film by the Chabad youth organization • At the same time, they will embark on Lag B'Omer special march day • Watch

Chabad's youth organization has long been associated with Lag Ba'omer, mainly because of the huge parades that take place every year on the streets of the main cities in Israel. But this year something unusual and unusual happened - because of the Corona virus, they have not been allowed to hold the parades for the first time in decades.

Chabad decided not to raise hands, and recruited the leading children's artists - the confused Yuval, Tal Mori, and Shai and Roy, in favor of conveying the unity message to the many thousands of children who could not enjoy traditional bonfires and parades this year.

The artists released a new song about Lag Ba'omer and Unity, alongside a 40-minute film broadcast aimed at teaching the children about Lag Ba'omer. For the production of the film, the artists were recruited, who in routine days are mainly seen in musicals and festivals, and less in the film which tells of Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai and the students of Rabbi Akiva who died en masse in the plague up to Lag Ba'Omer.

Tomorrow's custom festivities will continue. If it's not possible for the children to come to the parade, they said in the Chabad, the procession will come to the children. Huge trucks and well-equipped vehicles with traditional displays will move in convoys on the streets of the city, bringing the joy of Lag Ba'Omer directly to the balcony and the living room.

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"Despite the great challenges, it is precisely during this period that our dedicated messengers are doing everything to please and encourage the children," says Rabbi Yosef Aharonov, the head of the Chabad mission in Israel. "We will do everything when all the people of Israel have at least a taste of this wonderful thing called Lag. In Omer. "