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Kol Hakavod member Alli Gutwillig
shares a smile with JARC participant
Jerome Ern-on after the concert.

coming we've ever performed for. I
looked out and saw people swaying
and clapping and even some singing
along. It was so rewarding watching
people really enjoy our music.
"Usually we have to beg for crowd
participation, but at this perform-
ance, people just got into it! It felt so
good to be spreading some joy and
reaching out to our fellow Jews. I
really hope we can perform for them
again very soon." ❑

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Kol Hakavod combines Israeli
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