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Singer Midad Tassa Reveals His True Dream Is Torah Study and Teaching

By ליפא גינסברגר
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
Singer Midad Tassa Reveals His True Dream Is Torah Study and Teaching
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The story · English

In a recent interview with Channel 7, Israeli singer Midad Tassa shared a surprising vision for his future that diverges from typical music career ambitions. When asked where he sees himself in five years, Tassa did not mention large concert stages, albums, or international fame. Instead, he expressed a deep commitment to Torah study, delivering lessons, and strengthening the community through spiritual guidance. He emphasized that Torah is the foundation of all his aspirations, with music coming only afterward.

The interviewer, Itzik Brandwein, noted a special light and profound sense of mission on Tassa's face as he spoke about this dream, which outshone even his passion for music. Brandwein described how Tassa lives and breathes music but views his talent as a means to positively influence others. Tassa draws on his challenging life experiences to support and uplift those in need of encouragement and kindness.

This revelation highlights Tassa's unique approach to his career, prioritizing spiritual growth and communal impact over conventional success in the music industry.

Read the original at Behadrei Haredim
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