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Israeli singer and stage actor, a teen idol of the early 1970s, a star of Israeli musicals and the artistic director of the Yiddishpiel theatre.

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Sassi Keshet went from the Nahal army band to teen idol to a star of Israeli musicals

Sassi Keshet was born Sason Kosovski and grew up on Kibbutz Glil Yam. In the mid-1960s he was one of the stars of the Nahal army band, and after his service he became a solo singer seen as a teen idol, and sang with the Dizengoff Command entertainment band in 1969 and 1970.

His debut album, Sassi Keshet (1971), went gold, with hits such as VeTavo Aleichem HaBracha, HaLaila HaAroch Beyoter BaOlam and Pinkas HaKatan, the song most identified with him. That year he came second at the Israel Song Festival and was named singer of the year in Kol Israel's annual chart. He won the Hasidic Song Festival with Sisu VeSimchu, and in 1974 the Children's Song Festival with Shovav Im Lev Zahav.

On stage he is best known as a star of musicals, from Evita and The Sound of Music, as Captain von Trapp, to Chicago and Les Misérables, and he has dubbed films and cartoons in Hebrew. He became the Yiddishpiel theatre's CEO and artistic director in December 2011 and has stayed on as artistic director since 2016, and his current shows include Mi Shelo Yavo Chaval!, with Orna Datz and Tuvia Tzafir.

Grew up
Kibbutz Glil Yam, where he was born Hebrew Wikipedia
Army band
The Nahal band, in its 1966 and 1967 programmes Hebrew Wikipedia
Debut album
Sassi Keshet (1971), a gold album Hebrew Wikipedia
Best-known song
Pinkas HaKatan (Dan Almagor and Matti Caspi) Hebrew Wikipedia
Singer of the year
1971, in Kol Israel's annual Hebrew song chart Hebrew Wikipedia
Theatre
Artistic director of Yiddishpiel Hebrew Wikipedia

Sassi Keshet seated on a stool with his arms spread wide, singing at the Nesher culture hall, 2022 — Photo: Hanay, CC BY-SA 4.0

His path runs from the Nahal band in 1966 to a new stage show in 2025

1966
Starred in the Nahal band's programme MeHaNahal BeAhava, and the next year in HaNahlaim Baim HaNahlaim Baim. Hebrew Wikipedia
1971
Released his debut album, Sassi Keshet, on 3 January; it went gold, with Pinkas HaKatan and VeTavo Aleichem HaBracha. Hebrew Wikipedia
1971
Came second at the Israel Song Festival with UMatok HaOr BaEinayim and was named singer of the year in Kol Israel's annual chart. Hebrew Wikipedia
1974
Won the Children's Song Festival at Hanukkah with Shovav Im Lev Zahav. Hebrew Wikipedia
1986
Recorded Al Temaher with the musician Arik Rudich, an album of works by leading Israeli poets. Hebrew Wikipedia
1991
Appeared in Sassi Shar Shirei Sratim, a show of songs from popular films in Hebrew versions by Haim Keinan. Hebrew Wikipedia
2005
Appeared at the Yiddishpiel theatre for the first time, in the musical play HaHazan MiVilna. Hebrew Wikipedia
2011
Became CEO and artistic director of the Yiddishpiel theatre in December. Hebrew Wikipedia
2020
Returned to the musical stage as Professor Callahan in Lo Rak Blondinit, the Hebrew Legally Blonde. Hebrew Wikipedia
2025
Opened Mi Shelo Yavo Chaval!, a show of songs, nostalgia and impressions hosted by Orna Datz, with Tuvia Tzafir. Sassi Keshet's official site

These are Sassi Keshet's best-known albums and songs

Nigun Meyuhad Sheli
Album · 2011 · Sassi Keshet's official site
Ptach Lanu Shaar
Album · 2009 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Olam Aher
Album · 1989 · Sassi Keshet's official site
Al Temaher
Album · 1986 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Shovav Im Lev Zahav
Song · 1974 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Nurit
Film · 1972 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Sassi Keshet
Album · 1971 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Sisu VeSimchu
Song · 1971 · Sassi Keshet's official site
Pinkas HaKatan
Song · 1970 · Hebrew Wikipedia

Sassi Keshet has already played these dates

20 October 2026Olga Holiday Village, Hadera

His own channel has his songs and his shows

2026

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Sassi Keshet's official YouTube channel is @SassiKeshetOfficial, and its newest uploads play on this page.

Where can I listen to Sassi Keshet's songs?

Sassi Keshet's songs are on Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube, on the official artist pages linked here.

What is Sassi Keshet's best-known song?

Pinkas HaKatan, by Dan Almagor and Matti Caspi, from the 1970 musical Ir HaGvarim. It was on his 1971 debut album and became the song most identified with him.

Which theatre does Sassi Keshet run?

Yiddishpiel. He became its CEO and artistic director in December 2011, and since 2016 he has served as its artistic director.

Which musicals has Sassi Keshet starred in?

Among others Ir HaGvarim, Evita, The Sound of Music as Captain von Trapp, Chicago as Billy Flynn, Les Misérables as Javert, and from 2020 Lo Rak Blondinit, the Hebrew Legally Blonde, as Professor Callahan.