Atari, undeterred by not winning the qualification heat for the Eurovision, entered again in 1979, this time as female vocalist with the Milk and Honey.

In 1980, after a year of working together, Atari retired from Milk and Honey as a result of a lawsuit she filed against her manager, Shlomo Tasch.

In 1981 Atari, working with the producer Yeroslav Yahakivovitch, recorded a rock album titled Kach Oti Habayta (Take Me Home).

In 1992 the album Bayom Shéachrei (The Day After) was released, and Atari was named the Singer of the Year by the Israeli radio station Reshet Gimel.

In 1996 Atai gave birth to her only child, Li, which inspired her to release an album titled Glida (Ice Cream).

Even though the songs were written by the most popular songwriters in Israel at the time like Kobie Oz, Asthar Shamir and Shalom Chanoch, the album was not successful.

I believe in this project but I need to find the correct time for this project.” [5] In 2012, she was approached to do a PR film for Hadassim youth village where she grew up; she refused.

In February 2014, a new album was announced and a new single Ahava Lemaerchakim Arukim (Long-distance Love) was released.

Instead, she sang the song as a solo artist, and almost immediately after joined by fellow past contestants Conchita Wurst, Måns Zelmerlow, Verka Serduchka, and Eleni Foureira.