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Culture05:56 · 12m ago

Comedian Orel Tzabari Reveals Ongoing Connection with Rabbi Nahari

By חדשות כיפה
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
The story · English

Israeli comedian and impressionist Orel Tzabari, known for his role in the satirical TV show "Eretz Nehederet," has spoken about his enduring relationship with Rabbi Nahari. The rabbi taught Tzabari throughout his high school years, from the 10th to the 12th grade.

Tzabari shared that even years after completing his studies, Rabbi Nahari maintains contact, inviting him to weekly classes for alumni every Tuesday. "When I can, I happily come," Tzabari stated, adding that the rabbi sends him messages weekly. Tzabari, who was born and raised in Rehovot and attended Yeshivat Hadarom high school there, began his entertainment career at a young age.

He has since appeared in numerous television programs, including the popular "Eretz Nehederet." In his personal life, Tzabari is married to actress and voice actress Sivan Tam, and they have a son.

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