When the Eilat International Chamber Music Festival opens next week, it will mark more than the return of classical music to Israel's southernmost city. After over a two-year-long hiatus (the last festival took place in February 2023), the festival's return stands as both a cultural and emotional defining moment, a symbol of resilience and the power of art to rejuvenate the spirit. More than a hundred musicians, hailing from 15 countries, will converge on the Red Sea for four days of concerts,