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Veteran News Anchor Yonit Levi Shares Rare Clip From First Broadcast

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Veteran Channel 12 anchor Yonit Levi shared a rare video from her first broadcast in December 2002. The clip, posted Tuesday, shows her with former colleague Gadi Suknik. Levi noted the broadcast occurred six weeks before her first election poll in January 2003, sharing it ahead of the upcoming national elections.

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  • Yonit Levi shared a rare video from her first news broadcast in December 2002.
  • Levi has been the main anchor for Channel 12's evening news for over 20 years.
  • The broadcast aired six weeks before her first election poll in January 2003.
  • She shared the clip ahead of Israel's 26th Knesset elections next week.
  • The video also features former colleague Gadi Suknik.

Veteran Channel 12 news anchor Yonit Levi shared a rare behind-the-scenes video clip with her followers, marking the first time she sat in the anchor's chair. Levi, who has led the main evening news broadcast for over two decades, posted the footage on Tuesday, noting it was from December 2002. The clip shows Levi alongside Gadi Suknik, who has since retired from the news company. Levi highlighted the significance of this broadcast, which aired just six weeks before her first election poll report in January 2003. She chose to share the memory as Israel approaches its 26th Knesset elections next week, with this being her 11th election poll coverage.

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