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Hagigim is an Israeli publishing house and song brand associated with the songs of Riviv Levi and Z. Dror (Yossi Berg).

Last updated September 29, 2026

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Overview

Hagigim (הגיגים) is an Israeli publishing and song brand. Its official website presents it as a publisher (הוצאת הגיגים) that issues the songs of Riviv Levi and Z. Dror (Yossi Berg). The brand positions itself around songs for those who love them, with a poetic line about dreams turning into songs and songs turning into reality. The site also uses the phrase 'Hagigim — a spreading fashion' and includes a snippet of lyrics about a student whispering to a classmate, 'Ugh, I wish the lesson would end.' The brand is therefore best understood as a small cultural publishing label rather than a mass-market consumer goods company. Its output is creative and musical, and its identity is tied to the songwriters and lyricists it publishes. Beyond the official website and a Wikidata entry, little structured corporate information is available; ownership, founding year, and headquarters are not stated in the supplied evidence. The brand appears to operate in Israel and in Hebrew, serving an audience interested in Hebrew songs and poetry. Because the evidence is limited, this dossier should be treated as a preliminary record of a niche publishing brand.

History

The available evidence does not provide a dated corporate history for Hagigim. The official website describes it as a publishing house (הוצאת הגיגים) that releases the songs of Riviv Levi and Z. Dror (Yossi Berg). The brand's self-description emphasizes songs for those who love them, with a poetic statement that blessed is the one whose dreams become songs and whose songs become reality. It also calls Hagigim 'a spreading fashion' and includes a lyric fragment about a student whispering to a classmate, 'Ugh, I wish the lesson would end.' These elements suggest a small, culturally oriented publishing venture focused on Hebrew songwriting and lyrics. No founding date, founder name, ownership structure, or headquarters location is given in the supplied evidence. A Wikidata item exists for Hagigim, but it does not supply additional narrative history in the evidence provided. Further research would be needed to establish a chronological history, key releases, and the people behind the brand.

Products and positioning

A niche Israeli publishing house and song brand for lovers of Hebrew songs and poetry.

  • Songs of Riviv Levi

    Songs published by Hagigim, attributed to Riviv Levi.

  • Songs of Z. Dror (Yossi Berg)

    Songs published by Hagigim, attributed to Z. Dror (Yossi Berg).

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