International tenor Andrea Bocelli hosted former Hamas hostage Segev Kalfon at his Miami home last week, offering a private visit that included music and encouragement, according to VIN News and social media reports.
Bocelli, who is not Jewish, and his wife, Veronica, spent time with the Israeli survivor in what sources described as a warm, personal meeting. The tenor sang for Kalfon and offered words of support.
International tenor Andrea Bocelli opened his Miami home on Thursday to Segev Kalfon, an Israeli who survived Hamas captivity. Bocelli — who is not Jewish — and his wife, Veronica, spent time with Kalfon, sang for him, and offered quiet comfort. The visit follows Bocelli’s… pic.twitter.com/SQcUsEzIoK
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The gesture continues Bocelli’s outreach to freed hostages. He previously contacted Yaffa Adar, 85, after learning she survived captivity by recalling his music. Bocelli sent her a personal letter and offered to host her at any of his concerts at his expense.
