Israeli Tenor Dudu Fisher Serenades Obama at Israel Museum (VIDEO)
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by Zach Pontz

Screen shot of Israeli tenor Dudu Fisher as he serenades U.S. President Barack Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the Israel Museum March 2, 2013. Photo: Channel 10 Israel
During his visit to the Israel Museum Thursday morning, U.S. President Barack Obama was introduced to Israeli tenor Dudu Fisher by Benjamin Netanyahu. After a brief exchange of pleasantries Fisher began to serenade the president, singing “Oseh Shalom”—a prayer for peace. Fisher even got the surrounding crowd to join in and when he finished a grinning Obama was impressed: “That was good,” he said, before the surrounding chatter and click of the cameras drowned out their conversation.
Watch a video of Dudu Fisher serenading U.S. President Barack Obama below:
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