The anthem was created as part of the March of Hope organized by Women Wage Peace and has become a symbol of female empowerment and hope in the Middle East.

In 2024, Yael released her new album “Surrender” — a profound work about love, loss, self-discovery, and healing. Through gentle, acoustic arrangements and poetic lyrics, she reveals her vulnerable, personal side — a musical return to intimacy, depth, and emotional openness. Her songs are both an invitation and a journey — toward inner balance, human connection, and gentle strength.

Yael’s music bridges cultures, generations, and stories. She performs worldwide at peace events and, together with Meera Eilabouni, was awarded the Günter Wallraff Prize.

Both artists are co-founders of the peace movements Women Wage Peace and Women of the Sun, which have now been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize for the second time.

As a queer artist, songwriter, and performer, Meera uses the power of music to overcome societal barriers.

Her songs tell stories of identity, pain, hope, and self-acceptance. At just 16, she wrote her first song, “Love is the Religion,” a bold plea for unity amid division and violence.

Since her youth, Meera has been involved in peace projects, participated in “Three Women Three Mother Tongues” with a Jewish-American musician, and took part in the March of Hope in 2016, where she met Yael — a musical and personal connection that endures to this day.

In her concerts, Meera creates spaces of transformation. With her voice and presence, she reminds us that music is not only expression but also healing. In 2023, she moved to Germany to continue her peace work across borders, cultures, and personal experiences.