New York – Released: Trailer for All Star Song to Benefit Bochurim Imprisoned in Japan

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    New York – As first reported exclusively on VIN News, an all new music video starring Shloime Daskal and Avraham Fried is being released to benefit the two Yeshiva boys that are still serving time in a Japanese prison. The bochurim are currently having their cases appealed in Japanese Supremem Court.

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    The song, Tatte, was originally titled “In A Vinkele” on Dveykus 2 and was redone as “Tatte” by Yaakov Shwekey on his L’shem Shomayim album. The video, featuring music by Eli Lishinsky and cinematography by Mauricio Arenas is produced and directed by Danny Finkelman of Sparks Productions in conjunction with Teltech Entretainment and co-sponsored by Aaron Teitelbaum Orchestra and The Meshoirerim Choir.

    Please help bring the bocherim home by posting a link to thejapansong.com/donate page to help raise the funds needed for the boys’ defense.

    To see more photos from Japan click here http://thejapansong.com/


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    opinion
    opinion
    13 years ago

    its very important to contribute to this fund–pidyon in the highest sense
    the Rabonim should also initiate a campaign to educate our youth to obey all laws and not engage in activity thats not glatt kosher wheter in business or any other financial matters!! how many millions are being wasted on legal fees and untold agmus nefesh???

    I know so many people who can’t sleep ayt night and families being torn aprt as a result of criminal activity so before you do something that can bring a federal investigator to your dooe look at your child, wife, parents and ask yourself if its worth the price of hurting them and causing the community a chilul HASHEM and forcing people to beg money to pay for your grocery bill. childs wedding and legal fees!!!

    ASK YOURSELF THE QUESTION BEFORE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    ProminantLawyer
    ProminantLawyer
    13 years ago

    Has the Bochurim’s japanese improved? Language/communication is very important.

    zoup_mit_lukshen
    zoup_mit_lukshen
    13 years ago

    Think of all that shushi

    Babishka
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    Babishka
    13 years ago

    They thought they were smuggling antiquities, which is still a crime.

    MordyS
    MordyS
    13 years ago

    I think this music video is a great idea and also a unique opportunity for Klal Yisrael to finally make something together.
    My heart is with the boys in Japan and I hope they get out soon.
    I look forward to this video.
    Kepp up the good work Shloimie

    shredready
    shredready
    13 years ago

    whatever happened to the main guy

    watsonsaledotcom
    watsonsaledotcom
    13 years ago

    cant wait to see the music video i hope it helps with the funds they need to get these bochurim out of jail

    PMOinFL
    PMOinFL
    13 years ago

    I think honesty in this discussion is extremely important.

    1. They SHOULD have known or minimally suspected something was up. There is no such thing as a free lunch.

    2. They did not divulge the details of their trip to anyone else, including their parents. That is suspicious. It does not make them guilty, but it is very suspicious.

    3. Ignorance is not a defense.

    4. Assuming I believe that they really were just too dumb to ask why they were going to Japan or why they never looked in the suitcases (and I do believe it is possible they are that dumb… we do have our share of dumb people too), it does not excuse what they did.

    5. The important thing here is to bring them to an Israeli prison in a way that allows the Japanese to save face, that respects their laws, and ensures that these boys have access to kosher food and a proper learning environment in prison.

    6. Possibly the most critical thing, for the rest of us, is the lesson we must all learn. When we travel, we are bound by the law. Being ignorant is not acceptable anywhere. A life of isolationism and lack of education is what allowed these boys to be sucked in. We have to change our ways and EDUCATE our children.

    schwartzi
    schwartzi
    13 years ago

    It’s interesting ,that in a nation like Japan, whose drug laws are so tough, there exists (in case some of you didnt know) a quite big organization known as the Yakuza. It’s the Japanese version of the Mafia.
    So, how come japan cant put a stop to them?