Eden Hason and Midad Tassa Release Soulful Duet Featuring Jerusalem Flowers Children's Choir

Israeli singers Eden Hason and Midad Tassa have released a new heartfelt duet titled "Kuli Tefila" ("My Whole Prayer"), featuring the children's choir "Jerusalem Flowers," which is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year. The song blends themes of faith, pain, and hope in an honest and open manner, reflecting a personal journey for both artists who have known each other since high school. The lyrics emphasize unity despite different backgrounds, symbolized by references to a Haredi man in black and white and a secular man in jeans.

Midad Tassa explained that the song aims to show that anyone can connect to God in their own way, regardless of religious or cultural differences. Eden Hason highlighted that the lyrics, musical direction, and special music video all demonstrate the power of togetherness even when worlds seem different. Hason has become one of Israel's most prominent and beloved voices, known for personal and sincere songs that resonate widely, with sold-out performances across Israel and a strong following in Jewish communities in the United States.

Midad Tassa, recognized as a remarkable voice in Jewish-Israeli music since childhood, gained fame with hits like "Ben Shel Melech" and "Al Naharot Bavel." He continues to captivate audiences with new songs and collaborations that bridge different worlds through his unique voice. The Jerusalem Flowers choir, a symbol of Jewish-Israeli music, adds a special intergenerational dimension to the song, continuing its mission to promote faith and love for Israel through music.