Eden Hason and Midad Tassa Pray at Western Wall

Israeli singers Eden Hason and Midad Tassa participated in a late-night Selichot prayer service at the Western Wall in Jerusalem on the eve of their planned flight to Uman, Ukraine. The visit marked a significant personal moment for the two artists, whose friendship dates back to their high school years.

Hason, who has become a major star filling venues like Caesarea and Park Hayarkon, and Tassa, who began his career as a child prodigy in Mizrahi Jewish music, recently collaborated on the song "Kuli Tefila" (All My Prayers) with the Parchei Yerushalayim choir. Their joint appearance at the Western Wall signifies a deepening of their spiritual connection.

A video shared by Hason on Instagram showed the singers fervently praying before the ancient stones, with Hason wearing a kippah embroidered with the image of Rabbi Yisrael Abuhatzeira, also known as the Baba Sali. In a separate Instagram story, Hason was seen with Mordechai Hassidim, known as the "Rabbi of Celebrities," who blew a shofar, moving those present.

Also seen visiting the Old City and attending the prayer service were comedian Zion Baruch and former Big Brother contestant Gal Rubin.