Veteran Israeli Broadcaster Menashe Raz Dies at 80
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Veteran Israeli journalist, director, and television personality Menashe Raz died at the age of 80. He was a prominent figure in Israeli public broadcasting for decades, working in radio and television.
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- Veteran Israeli broadcaster Menashe Raz has died at 80.
- Raz had a long career in Israeli radio and television.
- He was a prominent figure in public broadcasting.
- He served as a correspondent, editor, presenter, and director.
Menashe Raz, a veteran Israeli journalist, director, and television personality, has passed away at the age of 80. Born in 1946, Raz was a prominent figure in Israeli public broadcasting for decades, holding various roles throughout his career including correspondent, editor, presenter, host, and director for both radio and television.
He was recognized as one of the voices and faces associated with the era when Kol Yisrael (Israel Radio) and Channel 1 were central hubs of Israeli media. Raz's contributions spanned a significant period of Israeli media history, making him a familiar and respected figure to many.
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