Koby Mandell Foundation Celebrates 25 Years with 40th Comedy for Koby Tour
Koby Mandell Foundation turns 25, Comedy for Koby goes on 40th tour
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The Koby Mandell Foundation is celebrating its 25th anniversary by launching the 40th Comedy for Koby tour, starting May 27 across various Israeli cities. Established in memory of Koby Mandell, the foundation supports victims of terrorism and traumatic loss, while the tour features renowned comedians, helping to foster Israel's English-language comedy scene.
- 01The Comedy for Koby tour will run in cities including Beit Shemesh, Gush Etzion, Modi'in, Zichron Yaakov, Tel Aviv, Ra'anana, and Jerusalem, featuring two performances in the capital.
- 02The foundation was founded by Rabbi Seth Mandell and Sherri Mandell after their son Koby was murdered in a terrorist attack in 2001.
- 03Avi Liberman, the host of the tour, has brought many major comedians to Israel, enhancing the local comedy scene.
- 04Comedians participating include Nicholas De Santo, Bob Zany, and Rich Vos, who will perform in Israel for the first time.
- 05The tour aims to honor Koby's memory while providing support to families affected by trauma.
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The Koby Mandell Foundation is celebrating its 25th anniversary by launching the 40th edition of its Comedy for Koby tour, which begins on May 27 and will take place in various cities across Israel, including Beit Shemesh, Gush Etzion, Modi'in, Zichron Yaakov, Tel Aviv, Ra'anana, and Jerusalem. The foundation was established by Rabbi Seth Mandell and Sherri Mandell after their son Koby and his friend were tragically murdered in a terrorist attack in May 2001. Over the years, the foundation has evolved to provide vital support services for victims of terror and traumatic loss. This tour not only honors Koby's memory but has also played a significant role in promoting Israel's English-language comedy scene. The lineup for this tour features a mix of emerging and established comedians, including Nicholas De Santo, Bob Zany, and Rich Vos, with Avi Liberman serving as the host. Liberman expressed pride in the tour's impact, stating that it brings joy and laughter to a country in need of both.
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The tour provides entertainment while supporting families affected by terrorism, fostering community resilience.
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