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Inbal Perlmuter

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Inbal Perlmuter (January 15, 1971 – October 1, 1997) was an Israeli singer, guitarist, composer and poet.1 Perlmuter was the lead singer and guitarist in the band "HaMechashefot" (המכשפות)—The Witches. The Rehovot -born Perlmuter is considered to have been one of the most influential and singular musicians in Israeli rock music of the 90s. She began her musical career in 1992 in The Witches (with Ifat Netz and Yael Cohen), and continued writing and performing music in the brief time between the band's breakup in 1997 until her death in a car accident.2

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