Al katef haChermon, Beru’ach haglilit Ani Israelit.
Bepardesei limon, Tapuz ve’eshkolit Ani Israelit.
Bebeit kafeh katan, Al kos gdolah shel gezer, Ani Israelit.
Keshebetochi shirei tasha”ch, Odi chorezet Ani Israelit.
Me’al bimot olam, Be’hofa’ah leilit Ani Israelit.
Ksheyesh bi tzchok rachav Vega’avah cheilit Ani Israelit.
Le’or nerot hachag, Beyom pkuda o evel, Be’ishama tzfira ola, Chalil o nevel Ani Israelit.
Israelit balev ubaneshama. Beshem imi. Vegam bishmi. Bechalomi ubedami. Rikud vezemer amami. Be ima adama. Bashuk ubekinyon, Behamula klalit Ani Israelit.
Habaita bematos, Im shir tikvah kalit Israelit.
Od metzayeret be’einei ruchi shamayim. Ve’Elohim echad umalachei knafayim Ani Israelit.
Nosset shirei machar Lemoshavah gvulit Ani Israelit.
Befi tfilat shalom, Kchula kemo talit Ani Israelit.
La’ad, lanetzach, mechapeset et haderech. La’ad, lanetzach chofshiya ume’usheret Ani Israelit.
Israelit balev ubaneshama. Beshem imi. Vegam bishmi. Bechalomi ubedami. Rikud vezemer amami. Be ima adama. Befi tfilat shalom, Kchula kmo talit. Ani Israelit.
I'M AN ISRAELI (f)
On the shoulder of Mount Hermon, On Galilee winds I am an Israeli.
In an orchard of lemons, Oranges or grapefruit, I am an Israeli.
In a small cafe; With a large glass of carrot juice, I am an Israeli.
When I am still rhyming 'Song of the year 1949' I am an Israeli.
In nightly appearances On stages all over the world, I am an Israeli.
When I am full of laughter And pride, I am an Israeli.
In the light of holiday candles, On days of call to duty or mourning, At the sound of sirens, Flute or harp, I am an Israeli.
Israeli in heart and soul, In my mothers name and in my own, In my dream and in my blood, In folk dance and song, In mother earth, In the market or shopping mall, In all that tumult, I am an Israeli.
On the flight home With a catchy song of hope, Israeli.
Painting in my imagination: Sky, God, and angels with wings, I am an Israeli.
Carrying songs of tomorrow To a frontier settlement, I am an Israeli.
On my lips a song of peace, Blue (pure) as a Talit, I am an Israeli.
Forever, to eternity looking for the way. Forever, to eternity free and fulfilled. I am an Israeli.
Israeli in heart and soul, In my mothers name and in my own, In my dream and in my blood, In folk dance and song, In mother earth, In the market or shopping mall, In all that tumult, I am an Israeli.