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Singer Nofar Salman Works Multiple Jobs to Fund New Album

How 2 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.

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First reported by Mako · 1 day ago

What happened

Israeli singer Nofar Salman disclosed she works multiple jobs, including bartending, to fund her new album while continuing to perform and produce music independently. She remains committed to her artistic path despite financial challenges and plans a crowdfunding campaign to support her upcoming release.

  • 01Nofar Salman works several jobs, including bartending, to finance her new album.
  • 02She independently produced her previous album with Ben Ohanah, sharing personal stories.
  • 03Salman received strong public support after revealing her financial efforts on TikTok.
  • 04She acts in an upcoming film about the Fara Platoon, linked to October 7 events.
  • 05Salman views her multiple jobs as a deliberate choice to maintain artistic control.
  • 06She plans a crowdfunding campaign to support the new album's production and release.

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MakoCenter · Hebrew1 day ago
Singer Nofar Salman Works Multiple Jobs to Fund New Album
N12Center · Hebrew1 day ago
Singer Nofar Salman Works Multiple Jobs to Fund Her New Album

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