“Am Yisrael Chai” Giant Mural Unveiled in Israel to Celebrate Jewish History
Israel witnessed the launch of the international giant creation “Am Yisrael Chai” this morning. The 50-meter-long mural, awarded by the ILAN organization, aims to strengthen relations between Latin America and Israel by telling the history of the Jewish people.
Originating from South American and Mexican art, the mural is a graphic painting on a wall. It was hung at the entrance gate to Israel and will later be placed in other significant locations throughout the country, as well as in Jewish communities worldwide.
The spectacular mural depicts 4,000 years of Jewish history, from biblical times to the present day. It showcases the heads and leaders of Zionism, prime ministers, presidents, Nobel Prize winners, fighters, creators, and influential figures in Israeli society. Additionally, it highlights Israeli breakthroughs in science and technology.
To commemorate the launch, a ceremony was held in Israel, attended by the Minister of Transportation, Miri Regev. She described the mural as a captivating representation of the continuous connection between the people of Israel and the Land of Israel throughout history.
The creator of the mural, international artist Julio Carrasco Breton, was present at the ceremony, along with a delegation of ILAN representatives, heads of Jewish communities from Central and South America, members of Congress, and dignitaries.
Ya’akov Hagoel, Chairman of the World Zionist Organization, expressed his admiration for the mural, stating that it symbolizes the concept of a living Israel. He emphasized that travelers passing through the entrance gate to Israel will experience the remarkable story of the Jewish people, spanning 75 years of Zionist revival and fulfillment.
Isaac Asa, President of the ILAN organization, which donated the mural, highlighted its uniqueness as the first work of its kind in the world that tells the story of a people. He believes that this extraordinary artwork will inspire visitors from around the world and connect them to the land of Israel and the 4,000-year history of the Jewish people.
The “Am Yisrael Chai”
How does the “Am Yisrael Chai” mural aim to strengthen relations between Latin America and Israel?
Israel witnessed the launch of an incredible international creation this morning. The “Am Yisrael Chai” mural, awarded by the ILAN organization, aims to strengthen relations between Latin America and Israel by telling the inspiring history of the Jewish people.
This stunning graphic painting, originating from South American and Mexican art, stretches 50-meters long and adorns the entrance gate to Israel. In the future, it will find its home in other significant locations throughout the country and in Jewish communities across the globe.
The mural itself is a portrayal of 4,000 years of Jewish history, capturing everything from biblical times to the present day. It showcases the faces of leaders, influencers, and changemakers in Israeli society, as well as highlighting the incredible breakthroughs in science and technology that have come from Israel.
To mark this momentous occasion, a ceremony was held, attended by esteemed guests including the Minister of Transportation, Miri Regev. She described the mural as a captivating representation of the unbreakable bond between the people of Israel and the Land of Israel throughout history.
The visionary behind this masterpiece, international artist Julio Carrasco Breton, was present at the ceremony alongside a delegation of ILAN representatives, heads of Jewish communities from Central and South America, members of Congress, and other dignitaries.
Ya’akov Hagoel, Chairman of the World Zionist Organization, expressed his deep admiration for the mural and emphasized how it symbolizes the essence of a vibrant and living Israel. Travelers passing through the entrance gate to Israel will now have the opportunity to experience the remarkable story of the Jewish people, spanning 75 years of Zionist revival and fulfillment.
Isaac Asa, President of the ILAN organization, which generously donated the mural, highlighted its uniqueness as the first of its kind in the world, telling the powerful story of an entire people. He believes that this extraordinary artwork will inspire visitors from all corners of the globe, drawing them in and connecting them to the land of Israel and the rich 4,000-year history of the Jewish people.
The “Am Yisrael Chai” mural stands as a testament to the resilience, strength, and enduring spirit of the Jewish people, reminding us all that Am Yisrael Chai – the people of Israel live on.
Interesting article! It’s fascinating to see how a small change like removing the lot from a painting can have such a significant impact on the overall meaning and interpretation. Art truly has the power to provoke thought and spark discussions.