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List of Songs About Jerusalemreport

  • "Hatikvah", national anthem of Israel, mentions Jerusalem heavily

    (National and folk songs) (Hebrew language)

  • "Yerushalayim shel zahav" (Hebrew: ירושלים של זהב‎, "Jerusalem of Gold") by Naomi Shemer, performed by Shuli Natan, Ofra Haza and many others around the globe

    (National and folk songs) (Hebrew language)

  • "Lakh Yerushalayim" (Hebrew: לך ירושלים‎, "For You, Jerusalem")

    (National and folk songs) (Hebrew language)

  • "Shabekhi Yerushalayim" (Hebrew: שבחי ירושלים‎, "Praise the Lord, Jerusalem!"), based on Psalms 147:12–13 (lyrics) and Avihu Medina, performed by Glykeria and many others

    (National and folk songs) (Hebrew language)

  • "Yefe Noff" (Hebrew: יפה נוף‎, "Beautiful scenery"), written by Judah Halevi 12th cet., based on Psalms 48:3, performed by Etti Ankri

    (National and folk songs) (Hebrew language)

  • The third paragraph of the Birkat HaMazon, the Grace After Meals is completely about God blessing Jerusalem and rebuilding it.

    (Jewish liturgy) (Hebrew language)

  • Lekhah dodi – "Come, my beloved", written by Rabbi Judah Halevi is recited at Kabbalat Shabbat and makes many references to Jerusalem as the royal city and that it shall be rebuilt over its ruins.

    (Jewish liturgy) (Hebrew language)

  • "Tzur Mishelo Achalnu" – "Rock from whom we have eaten" – the last two stanzas are about having compassion for the city of Zion and for a restoration there.

    (Shabbat zemirot) (Hebrew language)

  • "Ya Ribon Olam" – "God Master of the World" is a song in Hebrew and Aramaic whose final stanza is about the restoration of the Temple in "Jerusalem, City of Beauty"

    (Shabbat zemirot) (Hebrew language)

  • "Yom zeh l'Yisrael" – "This is a day for Israel" – the final stanza asks God to remember the ruined city, Jerusalem.

    (Shabbat zemirot) (Hebrew language)

  • "Al Quds Al Atiqa" (Arabic: القدس العتيقة‎, "Jerusalem's Ancient Streets") by Fairuz (Arabic language)

  • "Zahrat al Meda'in" (Arabic: زهرة المدائن‎, "Flower of Cities") by Fairuz (1968) (Arabic language)

  • "Al Quds" (Arabic: القدس‎, "Jerusalem") by Latifa and Kazem al-Saher (Arabic language)

  • "Al Quds De Ardina" (Arabic: القدس دي أرضنا‎, "Jerusalem is Our Land") by Amr Diab (Arabic language)

  • "Al Quds Lena" (Arabic: القدس لنا‎, "Jerusalem is Ours") by Hakim (Arabic language)

  • "Al Quds Haterga' Lena" (Arabic: القدس هترجع لنا‎, "Jerusalem Will Return to Us") by Hisham Abbas, Hakim, Anoushka, et al. (Arabic language)

  • "Ya Quds" (Arabic: يا قدس‎, "Oh Jerusalem") by Nawal Elzoghbi (Arabic language)

  • "Ala Bab al Quds" (Arabic: على باب القدس‎, "At the Doors of Jerusalem") by Hani Shaker (Arabic language)

  • "Abda´ meneen?" (Arabic: أبدأ منين؟‎, "Where should I begin?") by Zena (Arabic language)

  • "Hamaam al-Quds" (Arabic: حمام القدس‎, "Doves of Jerusalem") by Julia Boutros, Amal Arafa and Sausan Hamami (Arabic language)

  • "Il-Gudes Naadat" (Arabic: القدس نادت‎, "Jerusalem called") by Al Waad (Arabic language)

  • "Crusader" by Chris de Burgh (English language)

  • "Jerusalem" by Alpha Blondy (English language)

  • "Jerusalem" by Antje Duvekot (English language)

  • "Jerusalem" by Astral Doors (English language)

  • "Jerusalem" by Anouk (English language)

  • "Jerusalem" by Black Sabbath (English language)

  • "Leper Jerusalem" by Melechesh (English language)

  • "Precious Jerusalem" by Blind Guardian (English language)

  • "Jerusalem" by Bruce Dickinson (English language)

  • "Jerusalem" by Dan Bern (English language)

  • "Jerusalem" by Emerson, Lake & Palmer (English language)

  • "Jerusalem" by The Hoppers Quartet (English language)

  • "Jerusalem" by Joseph Israel (English language)

  • "Jerusalem (Out of the Darkness Comes Light)" by Matisyahu (English language)

  • "Jerusalem" by Mirah (English language)

  • "Jerusalem" by Sinéad O'Connor (English language)

  • "Jerusalem" by Simon Finn (English language)

  • "Jerusalem" by White Heart (English language)

  • "Jerusalem is Not for Sale" by Mordechai ben David, (1986) (English language)

  • "Mad about you" by Sting (English language)

  • "In the City of Jerusalem" by Sunita Staneslow, (English language)

  • "New Jerusalem" by Orphaned Land (English language)

  • "Shabbos Yerushalayim", by Miami Boys Choir (English language)

  • "Shalom Israel" by Army Of Lovers (English language)

  • "Oh Jerusalem" by Robin Mark (English language)

  • "Silent Eyes" by Paul Simon (English language)

  • the title track to the album Jerusalem by Steve Earle (English language)

  • "New Jerusalem" by Theocracy (English language)

  • "Jerusalem" by Don McLean (English language)

  • "Jerusalem" by Alphaville (band) (English language)

  • "Oh Jerusalem" by Lauryn Hill (English language)

  • "Oh, My Yerushalayim" by Country Yossi (English language)

  • "With a Shout (Jerusalem)" by U2 (English language)

  • "The Trip to Jerusalem" by Joe Dolan, performed by Christy Moore (English language)

  • "This New Jerusalem" by Alan Menken and Tim Rice for King David (English language)

  • "Jerusalem" by Edguy (English language)

  • "City of Gold" by Blue Fringe (English language)

  • "Rivers of Babylon" by Boney M. (English language)

  • "Yerushalayim" by Abie Rotenberg (English language)

  • ″Jerusalem″ by John Michael Talbot (English language)

  • "Jerusalem" by Max Herre (German language)

  • "Reise nach Jerusalem – Kudüs'e seyahat" ("Journey to Jerusalem") by Sürpriz (German entry in the Eurovision Song Contest 1999 which took place in International Convention Center Jerusalem, Israel), performed in German, Turkish, English and Hebrew. (German language)

  • "Solyma (Jerusalem)" by Solyma, (1998) (Latin language)

  • "Tres Armenii" by Solyma, (1998) (Latin language)

  • "Gerusalemme" by Amedeo Minghi, (1999) (Italian language)

  • "Dnyom i Nochyu" (Russian: Днём и ночью) also known as "Ierusalim" (Russian: Иерусалим, "Jerusalem") by Alexander Rosenbaum (Russian language)

  • "En tus tierras bailaré" by Wendy, Delfín Quishpe & La Tigresa del Oriente (Spanish language)

  • "Jerusalema" by Master KG featuring Nomcebo (Zulu language)

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Anyone who has been to Jerusalem has been amazed and amazed. The people here are highly religious and hospitable. There are many musicians who love this land deeply, even though there have been tears and weeping, sorrow and exile, pride and rebellion, depression and anxiety in this war-torn land. They put their love into songs by writing different songs. And the tool only randomly selected 69 of them, to the same as the land of friends for reference.

Jerusalem is a wonderful city. Despite its history of war, it is a place of beauty and legend. The music preserved in the generator was created at different times and was associated with war, conflict, discontent, and reality so that more friends from other countries who have never been here can have more longing and pursuit for Jerusalem.

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