Eyal Golan at the Summit, Omer Adam Losing Altitude: What Israelis Are Listening To
The famous singer leads the weekly chart with 570 radio plays, followed by Par Tasi and Omer Adam. Alongside him, international hits that reached the top of the weekly ranking also appear.
Eyal Golan continues to hold the coveted title of the most played singer in Israel. According to data from the Ice radio station rankings, the famous singer was played 570 times over the past week. In second place is singer Par Tasi with 476 plays, followed by Omer Adam in third with 459 plays. Itay Levi holds the fourth spot with 413 plays, while Sarit Hadad maintains her consistency in fifth place with 390 plays.
The song "Halavai" by Hanan Ben Ari and Par Tasi took the top spot in the radio rankings, receiving 99 plays during the week. In second place is the song "Issues" by Shira Kizelshtein, which aired 96 times.
The summer hit "Eich She-Hi Rokedet" by Ofek Adank, Eden Hason, and Agam Buhbut sits in third place with 92 listens. Fourth place is taken by Eyal Golan with the song "Mada Biduni" (91 plays), followed by Eden Ben Zaken with "Rolex Ve-Kasket," which was played 84 times.
Among international artists, The Beatles lead the pack with 133 plays, followed by Queen with 117. Bruno Mars holds third place with 108 plays, Coldplay is fourth with 101, and Elton John rounds out the top five with 99 plays.
The international song chart is topped by "Dai Dai" by Shakira and Burna Boy, which received 53 plays. Other popular tracks include Ariana Grande's "Hate That I Made You Love Me" (41 plays), Olivia Rodrigo's "Stupid Song" (39 plays), Ray's "Where Is My Husband" (37 plays), and the collaboration between Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars, "Die With A Smile" (36 plays).
