Israeli singer and Fauda star Amedi releases first single ‘Superman’ after injury in Gaza War

by Bunker | Posted on December 18, 2024December 18, 2024

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The beloved Israeli singer and Fauda star Idan Amedi has released his first music single since being seriously injured while serving as a reservist combat soldier in the fight against Hamas terrorists in the Gaza Strip.

His new single “Superman” features powerful lyrics, including the line, “I’m no longer afraid to die,” capturing Amedi’s profound personal journey. After sustaining serious injuries in battle, gradually has gradually recovered, finding the strength to embrace life once more.

“Superman” is part of Amedi’s new album, which is scheduled to be released on Jan. 6, 2025.

Amedi dedicated his new single to four soldier friends who were killed in Gaza, as well as the hospital staff that saved his life and supported his recovery.

“After the darkness I’ve experienced, a thousand abysses, I want to thank everyone who took part in the long process I’ve gone through this past year – in the hospital, in rehab, in the studio, and at home. Even though there are no supermen in real life, you are the closest that I’ve ever met. I dedicate this song to the memories of my friends Alexei,…

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