Yishai Ribo performed for the wounded soldiers at Sheba Tel Hashomer Hospital, at a moving evening organized for them by the Migdal Ohr Organization Migdal Ohr Organization, and it director Israel Prize Recipient Rabbi Yitzchak David Grossman organized a moving event to encourage the IDF wounded soldiers at Sheba Tel Hashomer Hospital. Singer Yishai Ribo, who volunteered to perform at the event: “The nations of the world have once again greatly underestimated us, they did not understand the uniqueness of the Jewish People”.

The Migdal Ohr Organization held an event to lift the spirits of IDF wounded soldiers this Thursday at Sheba Tel Hashomer Hospital.  Participating in the event were singers Yishai Ribo and Yaakov Shwekey, who volunteered to come to sing and lift the spirits of the wounded and their family members.  In attendance was Migdal Ohr Organization Founder and Israel Prize Recipient, Rabbi Yitzchak David Grossman and his wife, Rebbetzin Esther Grossman; Chairwomen of the Zoharim Youth Village Public Council and JDC Committee member, Ms. Meirav Mandelbaum, and activist Dana Beck. “This past month, following that difficult Shabbat, I have visited many army bases and sang for our heroic soldiers, tried to lift their spirits, although they already have a lot of spirit of their own.   We came to strengthen and went home strengthened ourselves,” said Ribo with emotion.  “Thanks to this togetherness that we have discovered in the past month, it doesn’t matter if it was willingly or against our will, the main thing is that we are here together, and we are here to stay in this togetherness that will lead us to a decisive victory, because there is no other choice.  The nations of the world have once again greatly underestimated us, they looked at the division here.  They do not understand how just a little over a month ago we were divided, and in an instant, we united and became one heart.  This is the greatness and uniqueness of the Jewish People that can become one body in an instant.  That is why we are called the chosen people.  May we serve as a light for ourselves and continue to serve as a light among the nations”.