Static Reflects on Moving Beyond Ben El Tabouri as New 'The Voice' Mentor

The new season of "The Voice" premieres Wednesday on Channel 13, featuring singer Static as one of the mentors alongside Idan Raichel, Eden Ben Zaken, and Noa Kirel. In a recent interview, Static shared his excitement about the project, emphasizing his commitment to nurturing talent in the studio rather than just offering opinions as he did on "Rising Star." When asked about the dynamics among the judges, he noted that while Eden Ben Zaken is the most direct, no one is truly "mean," and he prefers to express his thoughts mostly during studio sessions.

Regarding his former partnership with Ben El Tabouri, Static said he rarely communicates with him now and has moved on professionally after many years. Although he appreciates the public's continued enthusiasm for their duo, he is focused on his current career path. Static also mentioned that he is currently single but open to a relationship, describing it as a promising start while maintaining that he is fully available and respectful of good taste.

The interview highlights Static's evolution from his earlier collaborations to his current role mentoring new artists on a major television platform, signaling a new chapter in his career and personal life.