Moved the Internet: Israel's Eurovision Representative Seen Praying at the Western Wall

Kobi Marimi, Israel's representative for Eurovision, shared a special post on his official Facebook page alongside a picture of him at the Western Wall, challenging fans to guess what he prayed for. "Today I'm filming my postcard that will air just before our song for Eurovision. Where else would it happen if not in Jerusalem? So they gave me a minute to run to the Wall. Guess what I asked for... Have an exciting week everyone," the singer wrote alongside this picture:

A postcard is a short clip that will be broadcast between different performances during the competition - with each postcard expected to be seen by about 200 million people in Europe, showcasing beautiful sites in Israel.

And how did the fans react? Online, they surrounded him with love and were deeply moved by his photo at the Wall. "We wish that what you asked for will come true and here's what we ask: we want to hear you perform, sing and simply enjoy. Just as you are, without changing a thing. Wishing you lots of success," "May all your requests be met with blessings and love, and may you have a promising future in the music field you love so much," "Your prayer has already come true; you're already there," "What's from the heart enters the heart," "Continue to be true to your soul, your inner truth, and your faith - and you will succeed greatly," "Too bad I didn't meet you at the Wall. May Hashem hear your prayer. You look cute when you pray…", "Hold all of the people of Israel in your prayers, and the people of Israel will hold you," "You've already won in my eyes," "With you in your prayer," "Your prayers reached high," "May all your prayers come true," and more...