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Rare Video Shows Amalia Doar as a 13-Year-Old Reporter

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

A 2003 video shows Amalia Doar, then 13, reporting for the Children's Channel from Channel 2 News studios about election night preparations. She interviewed senior anchor Gadi Suknik, demonstrating early journalistic skills. Doar had previous experience hosting for the Children's Channel and reporting for "Maariv LaNoar" before joining Army Radio in 2008 and later Channel 12 News in 2011.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Amalia Doar is featured in a 2003 video reporting at age 13 for the Children's Channel.
  • The video shows Doar interviewing senior Channel 2 News anchor Gadi Suknik about election coverage.
  • Doar's early reporting demonstrated confidence and an understanding of media competition.
  • She had prior experience on the Children's Channel and with "Maariv LaNoar" magazine.
  • Doar later joined Army Radio in 2008 and Channel 12 News in 2011.

A nostalgic video from 2003 has surfaced, showing Amalia Doar at the age of 13, long before she became a prominent figure on Channel 12 News. In the footage, Doar, then working for the Children's Channel, is seen reporting from the studios of Channel 2 News about their preparations for election night.

Doar, then a young reporter, addressed the camera, stating, "The Second Channel also wants you to watch it and only it." She promised to investigate "what the news company is doing to ensure you have the best of the best." During her visit, she met Gadi Suknik, a senior news anchor at the time, and confidently asked him about the competitive strategies of different channels for election coverage, specifically mentioning Channel 10's poll at Azrieli Towers and Channel 1's approach at polling stations.

Suknik explained Channel 2's polling methods and the news division's preparations, which included mobile and satellite units to ensure rapid information delivery. Doar concluded her report by holding a remote control and telling viewers, "All that's left for you is to choose."

Even at that young age, Doar had prior media experience, having hosted the "Five Thirty" broadcast on the Children's Channel alongside Yaron London and worked as a guest reporter for "Maariv LaNoar." She later joined Galei Tzahal (Army Radio) in 2008, covering various beats including media, transportation, aviation, tourism, and law, while also anchoring news bulletins and economic segments. In 2011, she moved to Channel 2 News, now Channel 12 News, where she has since become a leading reporter and presenter.

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