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| − | '''Matisyahu''' (anglicized name: Matthew) is an Hasidic Jew and musician, whose most famous hits include "King Without a Crown," in which he speaks of God's role as the source of his happiness and stability, "Jerusalem," in which he praises the state of [[Israel]] and advocates re-taking the [[Temple Mount]], and "Youth," in which he condemns drug use and promiscuity amoung youth, encouraging them to find God. | + | '''Matisyahu''' (anglicized name: Matthew) is an Hasidic Jew and musician. |
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| | + | His most famous hits include: |
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| | + | "King Without a Crown," in which he speaks of God's role as the source of his happiness and stability, |
| | + | "Jerusalem," in which he praises the state of [[Israel]] and advocates re-taking the [[Temple Mount]], |
| | + | "Youth," in which he condemns drug use and promiscuity amoung youth, encouraging them to find God, |
| | + | "One Day," in which he expresses his desire for peace, particularly in the Holy Land. |