single album before breaking up. In 1984 an initiative to reunite the band members for a short tour was successful, including the return of Oleartchik, who studied music and played in local bands, and Fenigstein, who quit music altogether and founded the Israel Film Festival, from the U.S.. The band played several shows, culminating in a free show in Yarkon Park, which was attended by a crowd of 400,000 to 500,000 people. To celebrate the reunion the band recorded a new song, "Meir VeAlon" (, lit. "Meir and Alon"), which chronicled Oleartchik and Fenigstein's stay in the U.S. The song was released in Oleartchik's first solo album, "Oleartchik", which was released the following year. A taping of the band's performance in Caesarea was released as a double album. The band reunited again in 1990 to a tour titled "Kaveret Hozeret" (, lit. "Kaveret Returns"), which was accompanied by a song by the same title, and by a reissue of the band's three original albums along with bonus tracks taken from rehearsals and pre-Kaveret skits. The tour was documented by Menachem Zilberman for a film called "Kaveret: Tmunot MeChayey Lehaka" (, lit. "Kaveret: Pictures from a Band's Life"). In 1998 the band reunited once more to perform one show in Yarkon Park, as part of Israel's 50th anniversary celebrations. The show was taped and released on the album "Kaveret BaPark" (, lit. "Kaveret in the Park"), which also included a bonus disc of rehearsals and two new songs written for the reunion, "Zocher, Lo Zocher" (, lit. "Remember, Don't Remember") and "Mechapes Derech Chazara" (, lit. "Looking for a Way Back"). The entire ensemble performed a single show in 2000; the band did not originally intend to reunite in that year, but did so especially for raising money to fund lifesaving surgery required by band member Yitzhak Klepter. In March 2013 the band formally announced a further series of reunion concerts. Initially there were meant to be two concerts, but due to public demand, three additional shows were added. Prior to the shows a box set of rarities and outtakes titled "Kaveret BeKufsa – Antologia 1971–1976" (, lit. "Kaveret in a Box – Anthology 1971–1976") was released. The last performance, performed on 9 August 2013, was taped and released as an audio album and a DVD, titled "HaMofa HaAcharon" (, lit. "The Final Act"). On December 8, 2022, Yitzhak Klepter died