Goral Ha'Gra is an ancient, secret and mysterious Kabbalistic ritual that is deeply cherished among the sages of Jerusalem. It is forbidden and rarely performed. To overthrow fate, you need an ancient Torah book written in two columns, ask a question, then open the book at random and count seven here and seven there: the verse Falling in fate is the answer. The play was inspired by the famous fate performed by Rabbi Aryeh Levin, a miraculous and mystical figure of a Jerusalemite tzaddik, after repeated pleas of the bereaved parents of the Jewish Department, whose sons' bodies had just been moved from Gush Etzion to Mount Herzl and twelve of the fallen were not identified .

Through a performance without words, a series of multidisciplinary stage and visual images, movement, music, lighting and advanced video projections, moving on the border between cinema and theater, the ensemble describes the unbelievable story. A mesmerizing and acclaimed show.

Duration of the show: 50 minutes

Directed by: Yoav Michaeli

Video-art: Eli Levy

Music: Amir Groman

Costumes: Maya Barniv

With the participation of the players of the "Ayit" ensemble: Oren Atias, Ofer Freeman, Kobi Aderet, Roi Gur and Itzik Mansherov

Photography: Sally Patel