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Israel Philharmonic plans on holding Israel 60th concert in New York in September By Haim Handwerker Tags: Israel philharmonic, New York  NEW Y Advertisement ORK - The Israel Philharmonic Orchestra is moving to organize a free concert in New York City's Central Park in September to celebrate the State of Israel's 60th Independence Day. The project will cost around $3-4 million and will come from donations. Although donors welcomed the idea, the money has yet to be raised. The concert would also require a complex set of permits from City Hall, as well as increased security. Dalia Meroz, the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra's spokeswoman, confirmed there was indeed such a plan and the orchestra is negotiating with groups in the United States about raising the funds. Bookmark to del.icio.us   Raining on the parade World Likud chief calls for cancellation of Nakba Day procession. Perfect match TA court sentences 'DNA Rapist' to 25 years in prison.

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