Hamorabi and El Far3i, has emerged with a message that resonates deeply in a region marked by conflict and struggle. Their latest release, “Banu Isra3l,” featured on Hamorabi’s eagerly awaited album “BABA,” couldn’t have come at a more crucial time, as tensions flare in the Palestine-Israel conflict and memories of South Lebanon’s turbulent past loom large.

“Banu Isra3l” isn’t just another track; it’s a heartfelt expression of the harsh realities faced by communities in the region. With stirring lyrics and beats that strike a chord, Hamorabi and El Far3i delve into the complexities of the conflict, shedding light on the resilience of the Palestinian people and the injustices they endure.

The significance of the track is heightened by its acknowledgment of South Lebanon’s struggles. From the scars left by past wars to the ongoing quest for peace, the region embodies the resilience of its inhabitants, who have weathered countless hardships yet remain steadfast in their pursuit of a better future.

As the haunting melodies and powerful verses of “Banu Isra3l” echo through the streets, they serve as a call to action for listeners to stand in solidarity with those affected by the conflict. The artists’ poignant words capture the essence of the October 7th event, a date seared into the collective memory of all who have experienced the devastation of war firsthand.

“it began when Hamas gunmen launched an unprecedented attack on Israel from Gaza – the deadliest in Israel’s history. An Israeli military campaign has followed, which has killed thousands in the Palestinian territory,” the artists convey in their lyrics, encapsulating the tragedy and loss that continue to plague the region.

Through their collaboration, Hamorabi and El Far3i harness the power of music to amplify the voices of the marginalized and spark conversations about the urgent need for peace and justice. In a world marred by division and conflict, their music serves as a beacon of hope, inspiring listeners to join the chorus of solidarity with Palestine and South Lebanon.

As Lebanon’s HipHop community continues to push boundaries and challenge the status quo, artists like Hamorabi and El Far3i remind us of the transformative power of art in effecting change. “Banu Isra3l” stands as a testament to their unwavering commitment to social justice and their belief in the power of music to unite hearts and minds in the pursuit of a better world.

* Track Recorded Between 2020-2021, Strikingly Mirrors The Current Events Unfolding In The Region.

“Banu Isra3l” From Hamorabi’s Album (BABA) Available Now On All Digital Platforms