Rami Kleinstein hosts Lihi Toledano

Rami Kleinstein, one of Israel’s leading singers, songwriters, and composers, takes the stage at the amphitheater at the Museum of Tolerance Jerusalem for a special evening of music. Over the course of his career, Kleinstein has written and composed dozens of major hits for himself and for other artists, and his songs have become beloved classics that resonate across generations. In this performance, he takes audiences on an uplifting and emotional journey through his most cherished songs, combining timeless lyrics and melodies with his captivating stage presence. The program includes favorites such as “Tza'ir LaNetzach” (“Forever Young”), “Matanot Ktanot” (“Little Gifts”), “Kar Sham BaChutz” (“It's Cold Outside”), “Bo HaBayta” (“Come Home”), “Al HaGesher HaYashan” (“On the Old Bridge”), “Shir Ahavat HaSafan” (“The Sailor’s Love Song”), “Inyan Shel Zman” (“A Matter of Time”), “Tapuchim U’Tmarim” (“Apples and Dates”), “Karov El Libech” (“Close to Your Heart”), “Esh” (“Fire”), “Od Lo Tamu Kol Pla’ayich” (“Not All Your Wonders Have Ended”), “Hanichi Li” (“Leave Me Be”), and “Ahavini” (“Love Me”). An evening of Israeli music at its finest. Joining the performance as a special guest is Lihi Toledano, one of the year’s most exciting emerging artists. A singer-songwriter unafraid to sing openly about the ups and downs of everyday life, she brings a distinctive style that blends infectious grooves, classic Israeli musical influences, and deeply personal lyrics that reflect the perspective of Gen Z. Last February, Toledano released her debut album, Who Do I Think I Am, featuring the hit singles “The Gray Suit” and “Billy.”

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