Voices from 17 countries join Oct. 7 solidarity song for Israel, Jewish people
Friends of Zion founder Mike Evans produced “The Whole World Sings Together,” inspired by the 1985 charity anthem “We Are the World.”
An international song featuring voices from 17 countries has been released to mark the third anniversary of the October 7 massacre, with organizers calling for people worldwide to sing it together. Titled "The Whole World Sings Together," the song was created by Dr. Mike Evans, founder of the Friends of Zion Heritage Center, and aims to express solidarity with Israel and the Jewish people while remembering the victims of the attack.
The music video includes voices from the United States, Israel, China, India, Brazil, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, France, Hungary, Iran, Yemen, Germany, Argentina, South Korea, Great Britain, Italy, Russia, and Mexico. Inspired by the 1985 charity single "We Are the World," the new recording emphasizes themes of remembrance, solidarity, and recovery, with the recurring line, "The whole world sings together."
Friends of Zion hopes the project will create a shared international moment for supporters of Israel and Jewish communities, regardless of their location, to participate in the anniversary.
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