Maariv Journalist Miki Levin Joins Reshet 13 Morning Show
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Journalist Miki Levin will join Reshet 13's morning show "Haolam HaBoker" as a panelist, continuing her work for Maariv. The network also recently appointed Itay Dankner as the new CEO of News 13.
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- Miki Levin joins Reshet 13's "Haolam HaBoker" as a panelist.
- Levin will continue her role as a reporter for Maariv.
- She gained fame on "HaAch HaGadol" and has a journalism career.
- Itay Dankner was appointed new CEO of News 13.
- Dankner replaces Tali Ben Ovadia after the elections.
Media personality and Maariv journalist Miki Levin has been appointed as a new panelist on Reshet 13's morning program, "Haolam HaBoker" (The Morning World), hosted by Rotem Israel and Omer Yardeni. Levin will offer her unique analysis and perspective on entertainment and current affairs, while continuing her role as a reporter for Maariv.
Levin, 49, who resides in Ramat Hasharon, first gained public recognition in 2008 as a contestant on the debut season of "HaAch HaGadol" (The Big Brother). She leveraged this exposure to build a significant career in journalism, establishing herself as a senior entertainment and media reporter for the Maariv group and a personal columnist for the TMI website. Her past work includes roles at prominent outlets such as mako, NRG, and 103FM radio.
In recent years, Levin has also become a leading interviewer through a popular Maariv podcast, where she hosts politicians, media figures, and key personalities for in-depth conversations. Her addition to Reshet 13's morning broadcast signifies a further expansion of her presence in Israeli media's prime time and central panels.
This development at Reshet 13 follows the recent appointment of Itay Dankner as the new CEO of News 13, effective Monday. Dankner will succeed Tali Ben Ovadia, who announced her intention to step down after the upcoming elections. Assaf Rappaport heads Reshet 13.
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