With crowds capped and sirens overhead, Tel Aviv concertgoers are still showing up
When Ollie Danon performed last week at the Hameretz2 club in Tel Aviv, a siren went off just before his encore. He and the audience rushed to a nearby courthouse parking lot, where Danon sang "The Great Syrian-African Rift." There was no sound system, but the crowd joined in enthusiastically, shouting, "We just wanted to hear the all-clear siren." In times like these, even a concert can feel like a shared mission.
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