Dudu Aharon reveals: "I got closer to Kadosh Baruch Ho, I saw many miracles"
One of the most successful artists in Israel talks about his approach to religion, as part of a huge clip of the best Israeli artists that encourages daily study of Talmud
Dudu Aharon reveals: "I got closer to Kadosh Baruch Ho, I saw many miracles"
Dudu Aharon talks about his approach to God (Editing: Walla! NEWS)
Dudu Aharon, one of the most successful Israeli artists of the last decade, said that in recent times he has become closer to Gd and strengthened in faith.
"I got closer and closer to the Blessed One," Aaron said.
"I have seen many, many lights and miracles that the Blessed One does. You learn to appreciate more, and you discover divinity in everything. It has empowered me in terms of Judaism, spirituality and everything related to faith."
Aharon said this as part of a huge project by 22 Israeli artists, including Lior Narkis, Guy Vihel, Liran Danino, Aviv Alush, Lee Biran, Revivo's project, Idan Habib, Guy Zoarz, Shlomi Saranga, Avraham Tal and others, who composed a new song called " Save me "as part of a project in which the artists promote through the clip - which gained about a quarter of a million views on YouTube in 72 hours - a daily textbook of Gemara and Halacha known as" Give Our Part ".
"Judaism is not a matter of religion, it is a matter of heart," said his uncle Aaron.
"Glad to be a part of the project. The period of study affected me for the better. I saw great grace from the Blessed One. I got closer and closer. Suddenly you also find time with family, you appreciate everything, and you discover divinity in it. It is a blessed thing to share such a wonderful work. "With many artists, the best Israeli artists who each bring their spirituality. We want to fight as much as possible during this period, and I am glad that there is such an influx."
Israeli artists - take care of me
Some of the artists participating in the project are studying the daily part of "Give Our Part", and others have joined the initiative.
According to them, this is a book that makes Talmud and Halacha accessible, in a light-hearted way that allows anyone to connect and study in it.
Through the new song that is also widely played on radio stations, they encourage learning in others.
Studying Gemara in recent years has become something that anyone can connect to, in a short reading one can connect to regular study that is shared by millions of Jews around the world.
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