Labor Day • Song

Uri Sharon from Haifa makes a Seder after the "Seder" in the Seder of the Holidays:
The Feast of the Abominations, the Feast of the Sacrifices, the Feast of the Foxes.
But as May 1st approached, he chose to distance himself from the above, and address:
Labor Day

א
Rise and stand tall, Hebrew verb,
And tremblingly tapped on the keyboard.
Because you, the proud, masculine worker,
Celebrating a birthday soon.

ב
If you look back, you will immediately realize
Who built a world for glory?
Based on serious, Jewish work,
Because you couldn't do it any other way.

ג
The foundation was not brought from the diaspora,
You left behind parents and a grandfather.
Because ideals have directed you as a virtue
Here to build and strive for the future.

ד
Indeed, your vision here has become a reality.
On which your children grew up
On the basis of equality, sacrifice and brotherhood,
Hoping they will follow you.

ה
And since then, quite a few decades have passed.
Where are the wrinkles on your face?
They plowed plots and thanks: also lies,
And there is almost no plowing in your fields.

ו
The truth is, not the majority here are sinning knowingly.
In power, greed, and evil.
That's right, the situation is, in fact, delicate.
Not everything here is by force of arms.

ז
Don't cry, proud Hebrew verb,
About a past that was and is no more.
You are also not required to be identified here.
With a present that is radicalizing before our eyes.

ח
Then look closely, oh, Jewish worker,
And tremblingly tapped on the keyboard.
Then a nursing care provider will come to you.
To the glory of the past and…not the homeland!
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Yes, they will multiply.————————-