Netta Barzilai

Barzilai burst onto the international music scene when she won Eurovision in 2018, singing the self-empowerment anthem, “Toy.”

The 2018 Eurovision winner cited her dislike of judging women by their body size, height, and weight as her reason for turning down the invitation to perform.

The event will start at 2:30 p.m. at Liberty Bell Park with an opening rally and then march towards Independence Park at 3:30 p.m.

For this year's X Factor, Barzilai will be joined by British television personality Simon Cowell, who will also judge the fourth season of the X Factor in Israel.

The Health Minister addressed the need to prevent obesity in Israel and help those struggling with it in honor of World Obesity Day.

The 2020 Eurovision Song Contest was postponed due to the coronavirus and the EBU rejected the idea of an online broadcast.

His newest collection includes a 'Face It' handbag, shaped like a mask.

Barzilai reflected on how human connections had been ruptured, and the role that art and music can play in helping millions across the world live through the shock of change.

The singer has promised fans a special surprise now that the goal has been met.

Barzilai had posted the picture — a white note on a black background — on Monday night and removed it on Tuesday morning.