Naomi Shemer was a leading Israeli musician and songwriter, hailed as the first lady of Israeli song and poetry. Her song Yerushlayim Shel Zahav written in 1967, became an unofficial second anthem after Israel won the Six-Day War that year and reunited Jerusalem.
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Jerusalem of Gold (Yeroushalaim shel zahav) | Spielberg | writer | |
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Ahava Bat Esrim | HaKochav HaBa | performer | |
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Be-Rosh Ha-Shana | Zinzana | writer | |
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Everything Is Open | Etz Limon | writer, performer | |
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Ha-Tiyul Ha-Katan | Esrim plus | writer | |
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Hurshat Ha-Ekaliptus | Bat Yam - New York | writer | |
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Hurshat Ha-Ekaliptus | Ha-Borer | writer | |
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Ilu Tziporim | HaYechida | writer | |
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Ilu Tziporim (Si Tous Les Oiseaux) | Ha-Lahaka | performer | |
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Irv v'eim | A Hero in Heaven | writer | |
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Jerusalem of Gold | A Hero in Heaven | writer | |
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Lu Yehi | Parashat Ha-Shavua | writer | |
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Mahar | The Time that Remains | performer | |
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Ne me quitte pas | HaKochav HaBa | writer | |
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Od Lo Ahavti Dai | Weeds | writer | |
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Omrim Yeshna Eretz | A Hero in Heaven | writer | |
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Or | Big Brother Israel | composer | |
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Shir Siyum | Florentine | writer | |
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Yeroushalaim Shel Zahav | Schindler's List | writer | |
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Yeroushalaim Shel Zahav | History | writer | |
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Yerushalaim Shel Zahav | Esperança | writer | |
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Yerushalaim Shel Zahav | Matzav Ha'Uma | writer |
