Noam Kleinstein Jokes About Quitting Amid Career Peak
Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba
Israeli singer and actress Noam Kleinstein humorously suggested she was quitting her career to watch Turkish dramas during an Instagram Q&A. This statement comes at the peak of her professional success, having recently been named "Breakthrough of the Year" and releasing a hit album. Kleinstein also maintains an active acting career in theater and television, and recently recovered from a medical incident last July.
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- Noam Kleinstein jokingly announced she's quitting her career to watch Turkish dramas on Instagram.
- Her statement comes during a highly successful period, including being named "Breakthrough of the Year."
- Her latest album, "The Sure Way to Break My Heart," has been a major success.
- Kleinstein also stars in theater productions and has made TV guest appearances.
- She recently recovered from a medical emergency that occurred last July.
- Her parents, Rami Kleinstein and Rita, and partner Tohar Rubinstein supported her during her hospitalization.
Singer and actress Noam Kleinstein, currently experiencing a highly successful period in her career, humorously responded to fan questions about her future projects on Instagram. When asked about upcoming series, films, songs, or albums, she jokingly replied, "No, I sit around all day watching Turkish dramas. I've decided I've had enough." This lighthearted remark came despite her significant professional achievements.
Kleinstein was recently named "Breakthrough of the Year" for 2026 by Israel Hayom and Radio Darom following the success of her third album, "The Sure Way to Break My Heart." This album marked a shift to a more pop-oriented style, earning her comparisons to "the Israeli Taylor Swift" due to her candid lyrics about relationships and breakups.
In addition to her music career, Kleinstein is active in theater, starring in the musicals "The Blues for the Great Freedom" and "The Diary" at Beit Lessin Theater, and has made guest appearances on television, including in a series by Hanoch Daum.
Last July, Kleinstein experienced a medical emergency before a major album launch concert. She collapsed at home after a workout, hitting her head, and was hospitalized at Ichilov Hospital's emergency room. Her parents, Rami Kleinstein and Rita, and her partner Tohar Rubinstein, rushed to her side. She has since made a full recovery and resumed performing.
Recently, during a live performance, Kleinstein was touched when two of her elementary school teachers surprised her by presenting her with flowers on stage, a moment she also shared with her characteristic humor.