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Israel HayomGeneral

Former Channel 12 Reporter Maayan Parti Shares Update on New Life

Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba

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Hebrew · Sole source

Former Channel 12 reporter Maayan Parti has started a new role as spokesperson for the Histadrut. She shared an update on her "new life" after leaving television, emphasizing family and a less public existence.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Maayan Parti left Channel 12 News after a decade.
  • She is now the spokesperson for the Histadrut.
  • Parti described her transition as a "new life" focused on family.
  • She addressed viewer questions about her absence from television.
  • Commenters expressed missing her on-screen presence.

Maayan Parti, formerly a consumer reporter for Channel 12 News, recently addressed inquiries about her whereabouts since her departure from the screen. Parti concluded her role approximately two months ago, after a decade as a prominent reporter for the news company. Shortly thereafter, it was announced she would transition to the position of spokesperson for the Histadrut labor federation. By early September, she had shared a photo from her new workplace.

Responding to a frequently asked question, Parti posted on her Instagram story, "It took me a moment to find the answer to the question I've been asked most recently." She shared a post featuring moments with her husband, Michael, and their two children, stating, "Many have asked where I disappeared to... The answer is a new life, adaptation, change, tremendous learning, and alongside all of that, my family, which is truly everything." The former reporter offered a glimpse into her post-career change life, which appears more peaceful and involves fewer cameras.

Many commenters expressed their appreciation and nostalgia for her on-screen presence, with a recurring sentiment being, "We miss you on screen." Parti's professional change signifies not just a new job, but a broader life adjustment.

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