Veteran Israeli Journalist Gideon Kutz Dies in Paris at 78
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Veteran Israeli journalist and commentator Gideon Kutz died in Paris at age 78. He was known for his decades-long coverage of European affairs for Israeli public broadcasting and also held academic positions.
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- Gideon Kutz, veteran Israeli journalist, died in Paris at 78.
- He was Kol Yisrael's Paris correspondent for decades.
- Kutz covered major European and international events.
- He also worked as a professor in Paris and Tel Aviv.
Gideon Kutz, a prominent Israeli journalist and commentator known for his extensive coverage of European affairs, passed away today in Paris at the age of 78. Kutz served for decades as the Paris correspondent for Kol Yisrael (the former Israel Broadcasting Authority's radio service), becoming a recognizable voice for Israeli public broadcasting from France and Europe.
Born in Łódź, Poland, in 1948, Kutz immigrated to Israel with his family in 1957. He began his broadcasting career at Kol Yisrael in 1986 and later became the European correspondent for Channel 1. He continued his work from Paris with the establishment of the new Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation, serving as a correspondent and commentator on European affairs.
Over his four-decade career, Kutz covered numerous pivotal events that shaped Europe and the international landscape. His reporting included the fall of the Berlin Wall, the revolutions in Eastern Europe, the Yugoslav and Chechen wars, the Middle East peace process, and the Arab Spring. He also had an academic career, holding a full professorship in communication and culture at Paris 8 University and serving as a research fellow at Tel Aviv University. His death marks the end of a career dedicated to reporting on Europe for the Israeli audience.
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