Ohad Moskowitz

Ohad Moskowitz was born in 1974 in Belgium

Ohad Moskowitz was born in Belgium on September 2, 1974, and grew up there. He started singing young, giving backing vocals to Jewish singers who performed in his city.

At 18 he studied at Yeshivat Kerem B'Yavneh and enlisted in the IDF. After he married, he settled in Israel.

He first sang at weddings and worked as a backup singer for performers such as Mordechai Ben David and Dedi Graucher. Composer Yossi Green produced his first album, Vearastich, in 2003, and he was named Singer of the Year at the Hasidic music "People of the Year" ceremony. He later released more albums, including My Music in 2009 and Segula in 2015, and appeared at HASC concerts and charity events.

From 2015 to 2016 he was a judge on the Kol Chai radio show The Next Voice. In 2022 he recorded a prayer for IDF soldiers with Benjamin Netanyahu as part of the Likud election campaign. He is married to Leah and lives in Modi'in.