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Eurovision Song Contest 2006 Country Israel Selection process Kdam 2006 Selection date(s) 15 March 2006 Selected artist(s) Eddie Butler Selected song "Together We Are One " Final result 23rd, 4 points
Israel ’s entry for the Eurovision Song Contest 2006 was Together We Are One by Eddie Butler , who had previously represented Israel in the 1999 European Song Contest . Israel automatically qualified in the final due to Shiri Maimon 's fourth place in 2005, but with only four points in the final, Israel finished in second to last place, meaning that Israel would have to compete in the semi-finals of the 2007 Eurovision song contest .
Kdam Eurovision 2006
The contest for the privilege to represent Israel (called "Kdam" in Hebrew ) took place on 15 March 2006. The voting was divided up as follows: televoting (50%), 4 regional juries: Jerusalem, Tel-Aviv, Haifa and Be'er Sheva (10% each) and the studio audience (10%). Eddie Butler's song Ze Hazman won with 99 points. The song was written by Eddie Butler, Osnat Zabag & Galit Burg and composed by Eddie Butler, and was given a new version with more English lyrics (and title) for performing at the Eurovision.
Result of National Final
№
Singer
Song Name
Translation of Song Name
Points
Place
1
Shlomo Gronich, Lubna Salame & Michal Adler
"Ima Adama"
Mother Earth
40
6th
2
Aviva & Maya Avidan
"Yalda Sheli"
My Daughter
30
8th
3
Avi Peretz
"Bo'u Nirkod"
Let's Dance
19
11th
4
GameBoys
"Kama Ahava"
How Much Love
78
3rd
5
Stalos and Oren Chen
"Chalomot Mizrachiyim"
Oriental Dreams
29
9th
6
Guy Harari
"Tnu La'ahava"
Let Love
28
10th
7
Eddie Butler
"Ze Hazman "
It's Time
99
1st
8
Tzipi Mash'hid
"Tzipor Stav"
Autumn Bird
38
7th
9
Svika Pick
"Lifney She Nifradim"
Before the Separation
71
4th
10
Michael Kirkilan
"Nishbar"
Broken
68
5th
11
Diamondz
"Ata Hakochav"
You are the Star
80
2nd
Points Awarded to Israel (Final)
12 points
10 points
8 points
7 points
6 points
5 points
4 points
3 points
2 points
1 point
See also
Participation Artists Songs Note: Entries scored out signify where Israel did not compete. Italics indicate an entry in a future contest.