Maureen Nehadar, one of the best, most influential and high-quality singers currently performing in Israel, continues the tremendous momentum of her activity, continues to push boundaries, while in parallel with a variety of events and performances in Israel and around the world, her upcoming highlight will be the release of a new album in the Persian language, the festive launch of which will take place at the Oud Festival in Jerusalem in November 2021, at the Jerusalem Theater. The new show is expected to be performed afterward in the country, in a series of festive premieres in Haifa, Tel Aviv and more.
Maureen has established herself as a leading figure in the stream of Jewish renewal in Israeli music, and has gained much recognition for her work. Maureen's goal—to create a solid bridge and connect between the Persian Jews’ ancient and wonderful heritage and Israel in 2021, and to create a synthesis between the past and the future, between old and new, and between East and West—continues to materialize in a wonderful, exciting and inspiring way, which contributes greatly to the renewed Israeli-Jewish culture, and directly affects the identity of every Israeli, and has even made an impact in other places in the world, including Iran. For her work in the field, she also won the Neve Schechter Prize in 2020. In addition, she was also chosen to represent the State of Israel in a video of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in which Maureen's activities, vision and work were presented to the whole world. The video received many views and Maureen received favorable responses in Israel and abroad.
Project director: Hadar Ravid
Maureen has established herself as a leading figure in the stream of Jewish renewal in Israeli music, and has gained much recognition for her work. Maureen's goal—to create a solid bridge and connect between the Persian Jews’ ancient and wonderful heritage and Israel in 2021, and to create a synthesis between the past and the future, between old and new, and between East and West—continues to materialize in a wonderful, exciting and inspiring way, which contributes greatly to the renewed Israeli-Jewish culture, and directly affects the identity of every Israeli, and has even made an impact in other places in the world, including Iran. For her work in the field, she also won the Neve Schechter Prize in 2020. In addition, she was also chosen to represent the State of Israel in a video of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in which Maureen's activities, vision and work were presented to the whole world. The video received many views and Maureen received favorable responses in Israel and abroad.
Project director: Hadar Ravid
