Carine recently released a deeply moving remake of Yuval Raphael’s Eurovision song, performing it in both Hebrew and Arabic. This powerful rendition symbolizes the possibility of harmony between cultures and languages, showing how music can unite rather than divide.

In another bold artistic statement, Carine performed an Arabic version of Eden Golan’s Eurovision hit “Hurricane.” This decision to reimagine Israeli songs in Arabic represents a creative act of bridge-building, making Israeli music accessible and meaningful to Arabic-speaking audiences.

When an Israeli audience hears a Lebanese singer perform their songs with respect and beauty, it challenges preconceptions and reminds us of our shared humanity.

While governments negotiate, people-to-people connections like this conversation plant seeds of understanding that can grow into lasting peace.

Art transcends politics. It speaks to emotions, creates empathy, and opens hearts in ways that political discourse often cannot achieve.

This conversation offers a glimpse of what regional cooperation and friendship could look like—neighbors sharing culture, celebrating each other’s art, and building a peaceful future together.