ANDY REACTS! Israel Eurovision 1995 (Liora) REACTION! 

I love this one! Definitely in my top 10 Israeli entries!

Great reaction man! hope you have fun time in Tel Aviv

Great video, great reaction, love your channel

It was indeed a school hymn back in the 90’s in Israel after the show. I remember singing this in kindergarten and we used to have a little dance waving our hands...😂 those were times when people in Israel believed peace with our neighbors is very close. Sadly it wasn’t

The song Amen is a prayer song as you understand they say Amen to blessing This is the song in prayer Amen to peace Amen All the soul will praise Amen

As for your question about the common Israeli choreography, I think it's more simple than you may think. Through the 80s, 90s and early 00s most of the Israeli acts were directed by the same director (a guy named Tzedi Tzarfati, who also directed the 1999 interval act) and he loved it when the backing singers join the lead at the last chorus because he thought it enhances the climax of the song and makes it more powerful. I don't think there's any deep origin to it, just one director's approach to what a Eurovision performance should look like.

😆 made my day!

Love your videos! Would love to see your reaction on Israeli entry in 1987 :) It's a funny one

Israel 1988 and 1986 please

You should really catch up on Israeli ESC history, many of the greats will perform in the Eurovillage and it's a lot more fun when you can recognize them. And I'm 100% sure that Among those greats will be Ilanit, who was Israel's first entrant in 1973 and almost five decades later is still an active musician. Back then she had a really strong entry which ended up in 4th place, just behind Cliff Richards. You should check it out. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-6N8SwfYRGWU.html

I think the way they stand (the choreography you asked about) is (at least inspired by) Israeli folk dances , "Hora" style.

Try Estonia 1999

Hey!Modern Israel was initiated mostly by russian jews who came here and brought old Russian culture music and falk dancing . Try to look for Hora falk dancing and music in utube - the choreography is a version of this dancing