July 6
| Participant | Song | Original Performer | Info |
|---|---|---|---|
| Carmel Eckman | "Yatsanu Lirkod" (We went to Dance) | HaDorbanim | ??? |
| Daniel Kri'ef | "Inyan shel zman" (A matter of time) | Gidi Gov | Bottom 2. |
| Birgitta Växler | "KsheHalev Bokhe" (When the heart cries) | Sarit Hadad | ??? |
| Matan Kauffman | "Ani Ro'e Ota BaDerekh LaGimnasia" (I see her on the road to the Gymnasium) | Arik Einstein | ??? |
| Sisters G | "Ani Shuv BaTmuna" (I'm in the picture again) | Yardena Arazi | ??? |
| Adi Avishay | "Tagidi SheTov" (Say it's Good) | Knesiyat Hasekhel | Awarded as the best solo of this show by the judges. |
| Oz Tzechovoy | "Shtey Etsba'ot MiTzidon" (Two fingers from Sidon) | Boaz Offri | ??? |
| Bat-Hen Hakyia | "Balada LaNa'ivit" (A ballad to the Naïve) | Yael Levy | Bottom 2. |
| Aviv Meshulam | "Sham Me'ever LaKeshet" (Somewhere over the Rainbow) | Julie Andrews | ??? |
Bat-Hen and Daniel were the bottom two performers. They had to wait for the second day, where they would meet that day's bottom two and wait for the judges' results to decide the qualifier(s) for the next stage.
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