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Winners for life 2026: “Hasidut Be-Class” takes the stage in Jerusalem

The concert “Winners for Life,” produced by the creative house “Hasidut Be-Class” , returns this year with renewed intensity and an urgent and national mission. Following last year’s sold-out performance in Caesarea, the acclaimed production moves to one of the world’s most breathtaking venues,The Sultan’s Pool in Jerusalem, for an evening dedicated entirely to tribute, inspiration, and fundraising for the volunteers and staff of MDA who stand on the front lines of saving lives in Israel.

The complex days of war have placed Magen David Adom in an unprecedented challenge. The emergency teams operated under fire and across the country, utilizing significant quantities of life-saving equipment. The urgent need to replenish and restock MDA’s medical emergency supplies is far more than a cultural event, it is a national mission. This year’s concert is a major fundraising event with one clear goal: restocking emergency supplies and renewing medical equipment to ensure the resilience of Israel’s emergency operation organization.

The entire production of this event is being funded by an anonymous donor. Thanks to this generosity, all proceeds from  ticket sales go directly and entirely toward the purchase of ambulances, defibrillators and advanced medical equipment. It is important to emphasize that this is not a private event but a national mission. Purchasing a ticket is, in fact, is a direct donation to Magen David Adom, which qualifies for a tax refund under Section 46 of Israeli tax law.

The event, taking place on Tuesday, 17 Sivan 5786 (June 2, 2026), will bring together an unprecedented ensemble of artists. Renowned vocalists Yitzchak Meir Helfgot, Shulem Lemmer, Avraham Fried, and Ishay Ribo will come together on one stage, beneath the walls of the Old City of  Jerusalem, for an extraordinary musical collaborations created especially for this evening.

Actor and musician Idan Amedi, an Israeli hero, will make his first appearance at a Hasidut Be-Class production as a guest performer. Prepare for an evening of extraordinary experiences, larger-than-life moments, and unforgettable surprises one can expect only under the direction of entrepreneur and producer Yitzchak Roshi.

The concert is arranged and conducted by Yuval Stupel, whose distinctive scores weave together the worlds of Jewish and classical music into a seamless whole.All performers will be accompanied by the Hasidut Be-Class Philharmonic Orchestra, the symphonic ensemble that infuses every note with the richness and depth of a masterpiece. The visual experience will be no less ambitious with a large-scale stage design featuring cutting-edge lighting technologies and visual effects designed to harmonize with Jerusalem’s unique atmosphere

The added value to the evening is that it is dedicated entirely to support Magen David Adom’s emergency medical infrastructure. Given the high demand and last year’s success make sure to reserve your place now. Each ticket purchased represents a partnership in a nationwide life-saving mission and serves as a tribute to those who are always there for us.

>> Tickets (recognized as a donation under Section 46) are available on the Tick-Chak website


Source:

www.jpost.com

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