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Ghadir Saleh, 20, from the Druze city of Maghar
From violin to ambulance sirens: A Druze paramedic’s unusual journey
She performed her violin internationally but a medical recommendation to significantly reduce strain on her hands forced her to reconsider her career: Druze paramedic Ghadir Saleh, 20, marks Israel's National Paramedic Day with her story of resilience and service 
ynet Global | 06.25.26
מרון עם הוויולה. "התחלתי לנגן בגיל שבע ורק רציתי להמשיך לנגן"
Israeli violinist wins multimillion-pound case after faulty Pilates machine injury
A faulty Pilates machine shattered Maya Maron’s elbow and derailed her music career; after years of legal and medical battles, she won a major settlement and is developing a robotic walking aid
Ifat Manhardt | 05.14.26
Grammy-winning violinist and music tech entrepreneur Miri Ben-Ari headlines the NBA Finals halftime show
‘Antisemitism is through the roof, but music still brings people together’
Grammy-winning Israeli violinist Miri Ben-Ari says life after Oct. 7 has made her Israeli identity more meaningful and more difficult, but she still sees music as a force for unity as she prepares to open Cannes and keep creating through difficult times
ynet Global | 05.08.26
אגם ברגר עם צחי בק והכינור בן 130 השנים
Violin that survived Holocaust finds new life with freed Gaza hostage Agam Berger | Watch her play it
Tzachi Beck gifts the 130-year-old violin, preserved through the Holocaust, to former Gaza hostage Agam Berger to unite stories of survival and renewal through music; 'Hearing its sounds come to life again was emotional'
Meir Turgeman | 03.09.25
אגם ברגר ומירי בן ארי
Grammy Award-winning American-Israeli violinist invites Agam Berger to perform with her
 Violinist Miri Ben-Ari talks with Ynetnews about her special connection to former hostage due to their shared instrument and an upcoming show featuring the two
Alexandra Lukash | 02.02.25
אמנון וינשטיין בזמן שיפוץ כינור
Farewell to master luthier who restored Jewish-owned violins that survived the Holocaust
Amnon Weinstein, a famed luthier who recently passed away, dedicated his life to restoring violins from Holocaust victims; photographer and friend Miki Koren shares about the inherent melancholy Weinstein perceived in Jewish music and a swastika-marked violin he wouldn't touch
Yogev Israeli | 03.14.24
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