Valerie Hamaty

Valerie Hamaty is a powerhouse Israeli Arab Christian vocalist known for her rare blend of strength, emotion, and soul. Singing in Hebrew, Arabic, and English, she brings her rich cultural heritage to life with a voice that is both deeply personal and universally moving. Valerie rose to fame as a finalist on The Next Star (2021), where her multilingual performances—especially her rendition of Leonard Cohen’s Hallelujah—captivated audiences. In 2025, she won second place in Israel’s Eurovision selection, solidifying her status as one of the country’s most promising artists.

Since then, she has performed across Israel and abroad, collaborating with top musicians and representing Israel at major events like the Independence Day Ceremony and the Miss Universe pageant. Beyond music, Valerie has starred in TV hits such as Madrasa, Talatha, and Tahrir, and on stage in Od Chozer HaNigon (Habima National Theater) and Ze Ani (Cameri Theater). Currently working on her debut album of original songs she writes and composes herself, Valerie continues to deliver powerful, soulful performances that leave a lasting impression.