Liraz Russo (Static) asked today (Monday) to pour out his heart in front of his hundreds of thousands of followers on the social network Instagram, and to share with them how the war feels from his point of view, as an artist who toured the country in an attempt to give a little escapism to Israeli citizens who have experienced severe national and personal trauma and are still in a complex mental state. On two stories, he shared the difficulties his associates are going through, his father who needed hospital treatment a few days ago, the postponed album and the new song that may be released soon.
Static's story, photo: Instagram
"What can I tell you, an unimaginable time," Rousseau shared his feelings. "Our country has stopped. At first, they shattered our hearts, instilled fear in us. Since then, we have been filled with bereavement over the murdered, waiting for the abductees and worrying about the soldiers. We all know someone from there. Someone who was murdered, someone who was evacuated, someone who entered [Gaza]."
He went on to talk about how he, as an artist, experienced war and human tragedy both nationally and personally. "It's true that I get to make a lot of joy, and still it's not the same. I'm used to coming to an audience that wants to be happy, not an audience that wants to forget. I see how people close to me are beginning to find themselves at the beginning of an economic crisis. In the last few days, I was also in the hospital with my father. In short, I pray for all of us, every day. I miss the quiet."
Static's story, photo: Instagram
In another story, he talked about his music, citing one plan that has been cancelled and one that is taking shape. "I was supposed to put out the album already. I wanted us to be happy together again. It will have to wait. I hear everything my colleagues put out and I understand them all. I understand why Odia is sad, and why Ness and Stilla are angry. I understand Itai who wants to strengthen us and Omar and who only wants us to remember the Nova. And so with all the songs that came out. I was thinking about whether to write a song and if so, which. They all conveyed the message so accurately. I think I have a new angle to give it and we'll see if I can really get it on the page. My dear people, I love you. We'll get through that too. Be strong," he asked at the end.
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