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Culture16:49 · 7m ago

Comedian Orel Tzabari Identified as Child Guest on Classic Israeli Show

By אפרת קרסנר
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
The story · English

A nostalgic wave has swept through Israeli entertainment circles following the resurfacing of a rare archival photo from the beloved children's program "Hachder Shel Chani" (Chani's Room). The image features a young boy with a name tag, a charming smile, and a hairstyle characteristic of the early 2000s, seated next to the show's popular host, Chani Nachmias.

Sharp-eyed internet users quickly identified the child as Orel Tzabari, who has since become one of Israel's leading comedians and actors. The photo's reappearance is linked to a promotional campaign for the upcoming show "Mutek FOREVER," which aims to bring together generational icons from the children's entertainment world.

As part of this initiative, a special reunion is planned featuring former child guests from "Hachder Shel Chani." Tzabari is notably among the most anticipated participants. The photo was shared on the Instagram account of "Erev Tov Im Guy Pines" (Good Evening with Guy Pines) to announce this reunion.

Tzabari himself reacted humorously to the photo's circulation, posting, "Let's just open a lamp, Chani," tagging Nachmias and generating significant excitement among fans. With Tzabari and Nachmias set to share the stage again for the show's promotion, the connection forged years ago in the studio appears poised for a meaningful revival during the upcoming reunion event.

Read the original at Srugim
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