Nehoray Arieli

About Nehoray Arieli

Nehoray Arieli is a singer on Lehallel — the filtered YouTube platform. 69+ of his recordings can be watched here, with no ads and no comments.

Nehoray Arieli sings Jewish song in Hebrew - songs of teshuvah, of thanks and of a Jew who keeps going. Each song is here once, its most-watched recording, the most-watched first, with what its name means and the year it came out.

His two best-known songs, "Bayit Ne'eman" (a faithful home) and "Daf Chadash" (a new page), both from 2021, have each been watched on YouTube nearly 800,000 times. "Mishalot" (wishes), from 2023, has more than 700,000 views, and "Shivui Mishkal" (balance), which he sings with Netanel Yisrael, more than 600,000. "Lalechet Bli Lir'ot" (to walk without seeing), "Taluy Banu" (it depends on us), "Tohar" (purity) and "Modeh Ani" (I thank You) have each passed 400,000; "Modeh Ani" is here a second time too, acoustic, with Avi Podolinsky.

Then come "HaGvul Ze HaShamayim" (the sky is the limit), "Merotz HaZman" (the race of time), "Man De'avid LeTav" (all that the Merciful One does is for the good), "Kavei El Hashem" (hope to Hashem), "Na'aseh VeNishma" (we will do and we will listen) and "Lehargish Karov" (to feel close). His newer songs are "Od Yom LeMazkeret" (another day to remember) and "HaLev Sheli Al Drive" (my heart in drive), from 2025, and "Akshan Amiti" (a real stubborn one) - in his own words, "because that's me, a Jew, nice to meet you, a real stubborn one" - and "Zehut Bedu'ya" (an assumed identity), from 2026.

He sings with others too: "Ata Tov" (You are good) with Shay Viner, "Yagati VeLo Matzati" (I toiled and did not find) with Kobi Bari, "Shir HaYonah" (the song of the dove) with Avi Podolinsky, and "Daf Chadash" with the boys of Darchei Yehuda. For the chuppah he sings "Bo'i VeShalom" and "Birkas Kohanim".

His live shows have a room of their own: "Taluy Banu" and "Daf Chadash" at a big show in Migdal, "HaGvul Ze HaShamayim" with "Man De'avid LeTav", and a Chanukah medley with DJ Maoriko and Yosef Chaim Shel Smachot. Each song opens on its own page, with no ads and no comments around it.

You can search inside the songs by what was said, play the whole catalog back to back, or follow Nehoray Arieli to be told when something new comes in.