Culture Art Bnai Brith honor goes to Israeli musician Facebook Twitter Email SMS WhatsApp Share By J. Correspondent | June 27, 2014 B’nai B’rith World Center will confer a special citation upon Israeli musician and composer Nurit Hirsh in recognition of her contribution to fostering Israel-diaspora relations through the arts. The citation will be presented on Sunday, June 29 at the Menachem Begin Heritage Center in Jerusalem, in recognition of Hirsh’s contribution to Jewish and Israeli culture, both in Israel and around the world. Hirsh has performed around the world for more than 50 years and has composed more than 1,500 songs, which have been published in a collection of six books and 13 albums. In a statement, B’nai B’rith said that many of Hirsh’s popular songs serve as a bridge, a language and a source of shared identity between Israel and Jewish communities around the world. — ynetnews.com J. Correspondent Also On J. Tech State bill would compel social media to disclose hate speech policies Culture Reboot Studios funds Jewish projects with Soloway, Mansbach and more Bay Area Berkeley's psychedelic rebbe seeks applicants for Jewish cannabis retreat Israel Yair Lapid becomes Israeli prime minister, Biden congratulates him Subscribe to our Newsletter Enter Email Sign Up