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Actor Ofer Hayon Names His First Son in Tribute to His Late Father

By שיר לוי
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
The story · English

Israeli actor Ofer Hayon and his wife, Omer Khalif, celebrated the brit milah of their firstborn son on Monday at Theodor in Herzliya, in front of family members and close friends. During the ceremony, they revealed the baby’s name: Atti Oz.

The name carries both religious and personal meaning. Atti is a biblical name that appears as the son of King Rehoboam, and in some interpretations it suggests nobility, leadership, generosity, and a connection to tradition. It is also associated with the Hebrew word for “time,” giving it the sense of a significant moment in life.

The second name, Oz, was chosen in memory of Hayon’s father, Ezra, who died in the past year. Hayon is still in mourning for his father, making the naming a deeply personal family tribute that preserves his memory through the next generation.

Hayon is one of Israel’s better-known and most beloved actors, with roles over the years in successful series and films including “Being with Her,” “Fog of War,” “Maniach,” and “Kazablan.” In recent years he has also appeared on theater stages and remains a prominent figure in the industry.

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