July 14
This show had a theme of children's songs.
| Participant | Song | Original Performer | Info |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lee Biran | Tulik | Oshik Levy | Awarded as the best performance by the judges. |
| Oz Tzechovoy | Ani tamid nishar ani (I'm always stays myself) | Uzi Hitman | |
| Israel Bar-On | Rivim ktanim (Little fights) | HaKeves HaShisha'asar | |
| Carmel Eckman | Ma osot ha'ayalot (What do the does do) | Arik Einstein | |
| Matan Kauffman | Yossi | Chava Alberstein | |
| Rotem Katz | HaYeled hakhi katan bakita (The littlest kid in the class) | Uzi Hitman | |
| Birgitta Växler | Yeled pele (Wonder child) | Yigal Bashan | |
| Tair Gamliel | Mak'hela aliza (Happy choir) | Chava Alberstein | |
| Ma'ayan Hajbi | Mi ohev et haShabat (Who loves Sabbath) | Various artists | |
| Ben Tzuk | Brakim ve'reamim (Lightnings and thunders) | HaKeves HaShisha'asar | |
| Bat-Hen Hakyia | Tnu ligdol besheket (Let us grow silently) | Gidi Gov | |
| Aviv Meshulam | Nitpayesa (We'll reconcile) | Shmulik Karuss & Josie Katz | Eliminated. |
| Adi Avishay | Tni li leakhlit (Let me decide) | Josie Katz |
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