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The following song is from a 1992 Baha'i event in New York. The music sounds very familiar (of course the lyrics would have had to be adapted), maybe something that ends in "Yis-ro-el" instead of "Ya Baha al-Abha" or however it goes. Some kind of synagogue thing, anyway. Can anyone name the original song for me? It begins about three minutes in:

http://tw.youtube.com/watch?v=lGV3zrSZrfo&feature=related

Toda reba!