Voices from 17 countries join Oct. 7 solidarity song for Israel, Jewish people

A new international solidarity song, "The Whole World Sings Together," produced by Friends of Zion founder Dr. Mike Evans, features voices from 17 countries and was released ahead of the third anniversary of the October 7 massacre. Organizers are calling on people worldwide to sing it together on the anniversary date.

A new international solidarity song, "The Whole World Sings Together," was released ahead of the third anniversary of the October 7 massacre. Produced by Friends of Zion Heritage Center founder Dr. Mike Evans, the song features voices 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 aims to send a message that "the Jewish people are not alone" and to create a shared international moment of remembrance. Organizers are inviting people worldwide to watch, share, and sing along on October 7, the third anniversary of Hamas's 2023 attack on southern Israel. Evans said the idea was partly inspired by the 1985 charity single "We Are the World" by Lionel Richie and Michael Jackson. The song centers on themes of remembrance, solidarity, and recovery, with a recurring line declaring: "The whole world sings together." The official music video has been released on YouTube ahead of the anniversary.