Biography
Ben Tzur (בן צור; full name Ben-Zion Haim Tzur) is a rising Israeli singer-songwriter born on May 13, 1999, in Safed.
He performs Oriental/Mizrahi pop (sometimes called “faith pop”) that blends contemporary production with deeply personal, faith-inspired lyrics about belief, gratitude, family, and everyday struggles. He plays guitar and piano and writes much of his own material.
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His breakthrough came with the 2024 hit “Abba” (“Father”), followed by major successes like “Kol Akeva LeTova” (“Every Delay Is for the Best”), “Neshamot Tzme’ot,” “Ish HaPeleh,” and “Ahavat Hashem.” These tracks have racked up tens of millions of streams and turned him into one of the more popular younger voices in Israeli music, drawing both religious and general audiences.
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