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International Song “The Whole World Sings Together” Unites Voices from 17 Nations Ahead of Oct. 7 Anniversary
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The Song and Its Global Collaboration
Friends of Zion Heritage Center founder Dr. Mike Evans has produced a new music video titled “The Whole World Sings Together.” The recording features vocal contributions from artists representing 17 countries—the United States, Israel, China, India, Brazil, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, France, Hungary, Iran, Yemen, Germany, Argentina, South Korea, Great Britain, Italy, Russia and Mexico. The project is timed for the third anniversary of the October 7 massacre, and organizers are urging people worldwide to watch the video and sing along on that date.
Inspiration and Message
Evans cites the 1985 charity single “We Are the World” as the model for his effort. That earlier song brought together dozens of American musicians to raise funds for famine relief in Africa. Evans argues that music can again serve as a conduit for collective remembrance, stating that the world must now sing together for the Jewish people. The lyrics emphasize solidarity, recovery and hope, repeatedly declaring that “the whole world sings together.”
Official Position of Friends of Zion
Friends of Zion describes the initiative as a “shared international moment” for supporters of Israel and Jewish communities, regardless of geography. By inviting a global chorus, the group hopes to create a lasting symbol of remembrance and unity.
Verbatim Quotes
- “In 1985, the world sang together for Africa. Now, the world must sing together for the Jewish people,” — Dr. Mike Evans, heritage center founder
What’s Next
The video is already available online, and the group is actively promoting it on social media. On October 7, the anniversary date, Friends of Zion will encourage listeners worldwide to stream the song, share the video and join the chorus in a coordinated act of solidarity.