Veteran Israeli Singer Shimi Tavori Expresses Frustration Over Lack of Recognition
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Shimi Tavori is frustrated by the lack of recognition for veteran artists in Israel.
- He contrasted Israel's situation with Europe, where older artists are widely played.
- Tavori declined to discuss his son Ben-El's financial situation.
- Ben-El Tavori is reportedly considering leaving Israel due to recent crises.
- A recent incident at Ben-El's apartment with his partner led to police involvement.
Veteran Israeli singer Shimi Tavori has voiced deep frustration regarding the lack of recognition and airplay afforded to veteran artists in Israel. In a candid interview, Tavori contrasted the situation in Israel with Europe, stating, "It's sad that time passes quickly and there is no recognition for veteran artists. In Europe, veteran artists are the most played." When asked about his son, the millionaire singer Ben-El Tavori, and why he doesn't offer financial assistance, the elder Tavori declined to engage in family drama, asserting that all is well with him and he continues to perform.
Meanwhile, Ben-El Tavori is reportedly experiencing a tumultuous period marked by professional and personal upheaval. According to the TMI website, he is seriously considering leaving Israel indefinitely due to a series of recent crises. This desire to depart stems partly from a loud incident at his Tel Aviv apartment with his partner, Adi Karmi, which led to police intervention. Despite the couple reconciling and maintaining their relationship, public and media pressure continues to affect Ben-El Tavori.
Read the original at Ice