Inbal Perlmuter (Hebrew: ענבל פרלמוטר‎; 15 January 1971 – 1 October 1997) was an Israeli singer-songwriter, guitarist, composer and lyricist, and a founding member of the band Ha-Mechashefot ("The Witches").

The band began to perform in clubs around Israel, and got public notice on a TV show called "Songs of the Sea of Galilee", hosted by Naomi Shemer.

Ha-Mechashefot performed a sensual version of the classic song Kesem 'Al Yam Kinneret ("Magic on the Sea of Galilee") which astounded both the audience and the host.

Thanks to Corinne Allal's arrangement and production, the band succeeded in creating an energetic guitar rock album which gained immense popularity and was certified gold.

In protest, Perlmuter distributed the song on an underground cassette; the cover, which she had designed, bore the words "Shit Rights".

The day before the concert, Perlmuter was driving to her parents' house for a holiday dinner, when her car veered off the road and hit a small residential building at Rishon LeZion interchange.