Late Actress Tal Berkovich Stars in Final Role on Israeli TV
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The late Israeli actress Tal Berkovich will appear posthumously in her final role on Thursday in the suspense series "HaBricha" on Keshet 12. The episode is dedicated to her memory, less than a year after her death in a fatal car accident. Berkovich played the wife of a rabbi who shelters a fugitive in the series, which also stars Yehuda Levi. Her career spanned dancing, modeling, and international television before her tragic passing.
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- Late actress Tal Berkovich's final acting role will air posthumously on Keshet 12's "HaBricha."
- The episode airs less than a year after Berkovich's death in a tragic car accident.
- Berkovich plays the wife of a rabbi who shelters a fugitive in the suspense series.
- The series also features actor Yehuda Levi as a former security official.
- Berkovich had a diverse career including dancing, modeling, and international television.
- The broadcast marks a final appearance for the actress on screen.
Israeli television viewers will see the late actress Tal Berkovich in her final acting role on Thursday evening, less than a year after her tragic death. The second episode of the new suspense series "HaBricha" (The Escape) on Keshet 12 will be dedicated to her memory.
Berkovich, who passed away in a fatal car accident in January, plays the wife of a rabbi in the series. The show follows a young man, Yoel Har-Tzion (Ido Tako), fleeing a mysterious cult in the Colombian jungle and seeking refuge with his family, aided by a former security official played by Yehuda Levi. Berkovich's character provides shelter to the fugitive.
The broadcast of this episode brings renewed pain over the loss of the actress, who had a diverse career. Originally from Kiryat Tivon, she began as a dancer, worked as a model in London, and appeared in television productions in the UK and US. In Israel, she was known for "Dancing with the Stars" in 2011 and the film "Don't Forget Me." In recent years, she adopted a religious lifestyle, married businessman Aizik, and continued working internationally, including on the cooking reality show "MasterChef" in Romania.
Berkovich was returning to Israel for a short visit when the accident occurred on Road 40. Magen David Adom paramedic Anas Al-Aasam described the scene, noting a crushed vehicle and a victim with severe injuries, whose death was pronounced at the scene. He also mentioned treating her brother, who was seriously injured, and the truck driver, who sustained minor injuries.
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