Eurovision 2018: Don’t ‘Toy’ around with our ‘Kapara’
In Israel, Kapara Alayich is slang for “We love you,” or “What a sweetheart” but etymologically Kapara is a word that comes from the holiest day in the Jewish calendar - Yom Kippur.
Israel's Netta performs "Toy" during the Grand Final of Eurovision Song Contest 2018 at the Altice Arena hall in Lisbon, Portugal, May 12, 2018(photo credit: REUTERS/PEDRO NUNES)ByILANIT CHERNICKUpdated:
