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Israeli TV Host Urges Guest to Proudly Declare Israeli Identity

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Israeli TV co-host Shi Li Schindler reacted strongly when Kim Or Azulai recounted an agent's advice to hide her Israeli identity in the US. Schindler urged Azulai to proudly declare she is Israeli and fight back. Azulai also discussed overcoming fear of public breastfeeding but declined to do so on live TV, though she didn't rule out future performances.

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  • Shi Li Schindler urged Kim Or Azulai to proudly declare her Israeli identity on air.
  • An agent advised Azulai against revealing her Israeli origin to a US representative.
  • Schindler encouraged Azulai to "hit him back" and "attack back" for the advice.
  • Azulai discussed overcoming her fear of public breastfeeding.
  • Azulai declined to breastfeed on live TV but left the door open for future performances.

Co-host Shi Li Schindler passionately urged her colleague Kim Or Azulai to assert her Israeli identity during a live broadcast, after Azulai shared an experience where a US-based agent advised her against revealing she was from Israel. Schindler's strong reaction came as Azulai recounted how the agent, while seeking representation in the US, suggested she claim to be from Argentina instead of Israel, fearing it would complicate matters.

"Say you are from Israel. Say 'Israel Lives' and hit him back. And attack back," Schindler exclaimed on air, directly contradicting the agent's advice. Schindler's response was to encourage Azulai to do precisely what the agent warned against: to proudly state her Israeli origin.

Azulai also addressed a recent controversy surrounding her public breastfeeding. She admitted to initially being afraid to breastfeed in public but eventually overcame that fear. However, when asked if she would be willing to breastfeed on camera during a live broadcast of "Loop," Azulai declined, citing inconvenience. Despite this, she did not rule out the possibility of breastfeeding during future performances, suggesting a video of such an event might be shared later.

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