Exclusive glimpse: Static takes you behind the scenes of "The Voice"

In a short and energetic video from the studio, mentor Static took viewers on an exclusive tour behind the scenes of the singing competition. As he walked between the famous judging chairs, he handed out compliments and winks to his fellow panelists: his teacher and mentor Idan Raichel was awarded the title of "maestro and musical genius," Eden Ben Zaken was introduced as the "queen of roses," and Noa Kirel was defined as the "queen of pop." When he reached his chair, Static did not hesitate to praise himself and humorously introduced himself as "the owner of the most influential voice and a person who is a prodigy."

Beyond the entertainment, Static revealed the technological innovations awaiting this season on the mentors' table. Alongside the central and familiar red button that turns the chair toward the stage during the blind auditions, Static introduced the new "Block" buttons — an element that allows mentors to prevent each other from fighting over promising contestants. In addition, he proudly presented the custom bottle holder installed for him next to the chair.

Static's glimpse comes against the backdrop of the exciting return of "The Voice Israel" to the screens of Reshet 13. The successful international format has returned for a sixth and particularly invested season, after seven years in which it was not broadcast. The current season features a sparkling and unprecedented lineup of mentors consisting of four of Israel's leading artists: Static, Noa Kirel, Eden Ben Zaken, and Idan Raichel, with the legendary host Michael Aloni returning to lead the program.

The refreshing of the judging panel and the innovations in the format are already creating dramas, close battles, and moving moments on stage. The mentors are fighting each other with all their might to add the most prominent talents to their teams, with the goal of finding the next voice of Israeli music.