Eden Hason and Midad Tasa Share Childhood Photo Ahead of New Duet Release

Israeli singers Eden Hason and Midad Tasa revealed a childhood photo taken decades ago at the Talmud Torah school in Pardes Hanna where they studied together. Hason shared the image on Instagram, noting that Tasa was considered a prodigy at the school and that he admired him even before realizing his own singing talent. The photo shows them as second graders at Horev School.

The post challenged followers to spot both artists in the picture and announced their upcoming duet release 24 years later. Their new single, "Kuli Tefila" (All My Prayer), marks a significant reunion for the two artists, who have traveled different paths but share strong faith in God, music, and their audience.

The song features the veteran band "Perachei Yerushalayim," celebrating 50 years of activity. It blends themes of faith, pain, and hope, reflecting the personal journeys of both singers. Hason explained that the song aims to show that anyone can connect to God in their own way, whether as a religious man wearing traditional black and white or a secular man in jeans and a t-shirt. The lyrics, musical style, and video emphasize unity despite differing backgrounds.