Postponed: An Evening of Love and Israeli Music with Boaz Sharabi

We regret to inform our guests that An Evening of Love and Israeli Music with Boaz Sharabi has been postponed due to illness.

Boaz Sharabi is feeling unwell and, following his doctors’ recommendation, is unable to perform as originally scheduled.

The concert has been rescheduled for Thursday, September 24, at the Museum of Tolerance Jerusalem Amphitheater.

All purchased tickets will remain valid for the new date, and no action is required.

If you are unable to attend on September 24, you may receive a full refund through the Castilia ticket office, either on their website or by calling *9830.

The Museum of Tolerance Jerusalem wishes Boaz Sharabi a speedy recovery and looks forward to welcoming you for an unforgettable evening of music on the new date.

For more information and ticket updates, please visit the Castilia website.

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Accompanied by an expanded band ensemble, Sharabi will perform some of the greatest hits that have become an inseparable part of the Israeli soundtrack: “Latet,” “Im At Adayin Ohevet Oti,” “Lashir Itach,” “At Li Laila,” “Halavai,” “Haya Chazak Haver,” “K’she At Nogaat Bi,” “Pamela,” “Chofshi U’Meushar,” and many more.

His deep, soulful voice, beloved songs, and the Jerusalem atmosphere come together to create a moving evening of love, nostalgia, and Israeli music at its finest.

Boaz Sharabi is a singer, composer, and songwriter whose work has become a cornerstone of Israeli music. Over his career, he has received the Kinor David Award for Composer of the Year, the ACUM Lifetime Achievement Award, and an ACUM Award for composition. He has composed major songs for some of Israel’s greatest singers, from Yafa Yarkoni and Shoshana Damari to Ilan & Ilanit and Yordana Arazi. His career spans nine albums and decades of music.

Tu B’Av is the perfect moment to return to the songs we grew up on and be moved by them once again.