Hatikva 6 () is an Israeli reggae band started in Ramat Hasharon, Israel. Hatikva 6 plays dancehall and roots styles with Hebrew, English, and French lyrics. While reggae in Israel is a fairly young industry, Hatikva 6 has already been recognized in Israel through major performances all over the country at the biggest musical festivals. They have been compared to Matisyahu, a Jewish reggae artist, for the universality of their music. Much of their music is directly tied to the social, political, and religious aspects of Israeli life which is marked by tension due to the Arab Israeli conflict, and the diverse religious demographics in the country. Songs such as “Elohim” (“God”, in Hebrew) and “World War x” are songs in which these themes are apparent. This form of musical production is proof of the versatility and cross pollination of reggae and how widespread its influence has become. The band’s name originated from the street address of the two siblings of the group. During their visit to Jamaica, they discovered that “Hope” was also the street name of Bob Marley in Kingston, Jamaica, and felt that this connection was fitting for their band title. The band's debut album, "Hatikvah 6", was published by Hatav Hashmini in August 2007, with the exception of "I Will Meet God." The album also featured the songs "White Night" and "Gaydamak", written on Arkady Gaydamak . In 2008 , the band recorded a cover version of Arik Lavie 's song "I Will Sing You a Song" for the " Hebrew Work 2 " project. In addition, the band recorded the theme song for Gouri Alfi's series "Laugh or Die". The band then toured the United States . A few months before Dudu Topaz 's suicide, they released a song about the man (according to the tune "Do do do dam dam"). In March 2009 released her second album of the band, "Afrokliftos", produced by Assi Ayalon and in collaboration with Anthony B . In early June 2010 , the band released its first single for a third album called "Every Day Again." On June 17, the Company performed at the festival for peace in the extermination camp Auschwitz , near the town of Oswiecim in Poland . In September, the second single was released from the album "In Paradise Orchards". Later, the third single from the album "Je t'aime" (Je Tém, "I Love You" in