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Former Hostage Rom Barlevsky to Host New Talk Show

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Hebrew · Sole source

Former hostage Rom Barlevsky will host a new talk show called "Open Account" on the Haredi channel "Channel 2000." The program will focus on in-depth discussions of current issues in Israeli and Haredi society. Barlevsky aims to use the platform to connect different parts of the population. The show is expected to launch soon on the channel's digital platforms.

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  • Rom Barlevsky, a former hostage, will host a new talk show on Channel 2000.
  • The show, titled "Open Account," will feature in-depth interviews and discussions.
  • It will address pressing issues within Israeli and Haredi society.
  • Barlevsky aims to connect different segments of the population through the program.
  • The show is set to debut soon on the channel's digital platforms.

Rom Barlevsky, a former hostage, is launching a new talk show titled "Open Account" (Hesbon Patuach) on the Haredi content channel "Channel 2000." The program will feature in-depth conversations, sharp interviews, and open discussions on pressing issues within Israeli and Haredi society.

For Barlevsky, this marks a significant step, providing him a platform to express himself clearly, lead a value-based dialogue, and connect different segments of the population beyond his personal story as a hostage survivor. Channel 2000 expressed excitement about his joining, promising a captivating series characterized by depth, emotion, and rare authenticity.

The show is slated to premiere soon on the channel's digital and online platforms, generating considerable anticipation among viewers.

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