Veteran Israeli Actor Shlomo Bar-Aba Departs Popular TV Show 'Zehu Ze!'
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Actor Shlomo Bar-Aba is leaving the Israeli television show "Zehu Ze!" after promising himself to pursue new projects at age 76. He was a long-time cast member, famous for his "Yatzek" character, and returned for the show's 2020 revival. Bar-Aba continues to be active in other television, film, and theater roles.
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- Actor Shlomo Bar-Aba is leaving the Israeli TV show "Zehu Ze!" on Kan.
- Bar-Aba cited a promise to himself on his 76th birthday to pursue new projects.
- He is well-known for his "Yatzek" character and returned for the show's 2020 revival.
- Bar-Aba starred alongside Gidi Gov, Dov Glickman, Moni Moshonov, and Avi Kushnir.
- The actor remains busy with other television, film, and theater work.
Shlomo Bar-Aba, a veteran actor and long-time cast member of the Israeli television program "Zehu Ze!" (This is It!), is leaving the show, which airs on Kan. Bar-Aba told Ynet that he made a promise to himself on his 76th birthday to pursue new projects he previously couldn't undertake due to his busy schedule.
Bar-Aba was one of the original cast members and is particularly remembered for his iconic "Yatzek" character. He rejoined the show for its revival in 2020, alongside fellow actors Gidi Gov, Dov Glickman, Moni Moshonov, and Avi Kushnir.
Despite his departure from "Zehu Ze!," Bar-Aba remains an active performer, having appeared in television series, films, and stage productions in recent years.
