EACUM Ranks Top Songs of 2025-2026, Ben-Tzur Makes Top 10
The Israeli Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (EACUM) has released its annual ranking of the most played songs on Israeli radio stations for the Hebrew year 5786 (2025-2026).
Topping the list is "Science Fiction" performed by Eyal Golan, with music and lyrics by Avi Ohayon, Idan Shneider, and Matan Dror. The second most played song was "Strange Bird" by Peir Tasi, followed by "MICHELLE" by Noam Botan, which was also the runner-up in the Eurovision Song Contest 2026.
Peir Tasi also secured the fourth spot with "What Will Be Tomorrow," while Osher Cohen's "Everyone is a Thief" came in fifth. Odia Azulai's "Rocky" ranked sixth, and Omer Adam's "Queen of the Generation" took seventh place. Hanan Ben Ari and Peir Tasi's collaboration "Hopefully" was eighth, and Peir Tasi's "She Doesn't Know Why" was ninth.
Singer Ben-Tzur entered the top ten at number ten with his song "Everything Happens for a Reason."
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