Yael Deckelbaum is a musician and peace activist, known for her song “Prayer of The Mothers”, that turned into the anthem of the march of hope, lead by the movement “Women Wage Peace”.

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Her video documents thousands of Palestinian and Israeli women, who marched together in 2016, from the north of Israel to Jerusalem in a call for peace. 

Yael has been recognized by many people as a groundbreaking musical activist of our time. 

Yael Deckelbaum is a musician and peace activist, known for her song “Prayer of The Mothers”, that turned into the anthem of the march of hope, lead by the movement “Women Wage Peace”.

Her video documents thousands of Palestinian and Israeli women, who marched together in 2016, from the north of Israel to Jerusalem in a call for peace. 

Yael has been recognized by many people as a groundbreaking musical activist of our time. 

With the streets as her stage and marching women as her crowd, Yael has led various women’s marches over the past years in over 10 different countries - from Europe to Asia and America to Africa.

In her latest Album "What about the Women" she uses her music to inspire positive change and support non-violent communication between cultures that are in conflict, emphasizing the necessity of female leadership.

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Now in these times of war, where the voices of hate are escalating in her reagan and the world, Yael returns to the stages of Europe, to sound her voice again, and remind us of our dream of peace.

To remind us of all of the good moderate people on both sides of the border, that are caught in this horrific war.

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"I pray that people in the world could find a way to look at this situation, beyond political opinions and propaganda and see and care for the children, all children, both in Israel and palestine.

See beyond our hate and judgement, and find an all embracing solidarity.

Supporting the people who seek peace and encourage a dialogue that can open a door for hope"

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