She was more than a singer—she was the voice of a legacy. Ofra Haza blended her Yemenite Jewish heritage with global sounds, making history with songs like Im Nin’alu and Chai. On this day in 2000, we lost a legend, but her music still echoes across generations. May her memory be a blessing. 🎶🕊️ #OfraHaza #JewishMusic #MizrahiPride #ImNinAlu #IsraeliMusic #MusicLegend | Unpacked Media

Ofra Haza (born November 19, 1957), was one of Israel's most famous pop singers. Haza was born to a family of Yemeni Jewish immigrants, and her music and style brought Yemeni culture to the cultural spotlight. At the end of this month, November 30 will commemorate the 850,000 Jews from the Middle East and North Africa who were expelled from their countries after 1948, or who left due to increasing persecution. Among them was Ofra Haza's family, which immigrated to Israel from Yemen. | World Jewi

Singer Ofra Haza, born on this day in 1957, was so popular that she was known as Israel's Madonna. Her music was highly influenced by her Yemeni Jewish heritage, and brought Yemeni culture to the spotlight, bridging divides between communities. She will always be loved and remembered. | World Jewish Congress

Chai - Ofra Haza