Popular Israeli songs captured the nation’s mood after October 7, but lesser-known family-initiated odes have emerged to mourn the lost.

Amid the fears of the ongoing war, the Carmel Quartet prepares for a new season of concerts that will offer refuge and moments of musical beauty for listeners.

The social initiative fosters unity through song, and Israelis have jumped at the opportunity to express solidarity by singing with strangers.

Israeli of all ages are turning to music ensembles to bridge both political and cultural gaps.

Musicians are blending their deep-seated Jewish identities with the distinctive harmonies and country twang of bluegrass.

A-Wa, Dudu Tassa and others are part of a trend of Israeli artists with family roots in the Arab world singing in Arabic.

Andalusian Love Story is an inspired collaboration between David Broza and the 35-piece Andalusian Orchestra Ashkelon.

Music for women, by women, is what alt-rock band Bulletproof Stockings produces and performs.