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Maor Shvitzer Vows to Stay in Israel Despite Challenges

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Actor and businessman Maor Shvitzer stated he will not leave Israel, calling it "the best place in the world" despite its complexities. He discussed balancing his career with his partner, actress Niv Sultan, and offered financial advice to young people, encouraging investment and courage. Shvitzer also reflected on personal growth and his future in Israel, aiming to continue acting and developing his business interests.

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  • Maor Shvitzer insists Israel is "the best place in the world" and he will not leave.
  • He balances his acting career with partner Niv Sultan by keeping work separate from home.
  • Shvitzer advises young actors to "specialize in AI" and young people to invest courageously.
  • He credits inner work, a good environment, faith, and love for helping him overcome challenges.
  • Shvitzer plans to continue acting and developing business ventures in Israel for the next decade.

Actor and businessman Maor Shvitzer discussed his relationship, financial advice for youth, and his commitment to remaining in Israel, even amidst complex realities. Speaking on the set of a winter photoshoot for "Vissotzky" in his Tel Aviv home, Shvitzer shared insights into balancing his demanding career with that of his partner, actress Niv Sultan.

When asked about maintaining a stable relationship as busy actors, Shvitzer admitted he didn't have a specific answer, stating, "It just happens, we don't do anything special." He emphasized their ability to keep work separate from home life, and when work does involve their home, it's with "full support and full love." They frequently consult and assist each other.

Addressing the future of acting, Shvitzer humorously suggested young actors should "specialize in AI," joking that in a few years, they might be selling their facial rights instead of acting. Reflecting on past personal struggles, he credited "a lot of inner work, a lot of good environment, a lot of faith... love" as tools for growth.

Looking a decade ahead, Shvitzer expressed certainty about his geographical location: "But definitely here, in our country. Because at least what I feel is the best place in the world, no matter what happens here." He hopes to continue his acting career, find personal excitement, and develop his other business ventures.

Beyond his screen roles, Shvitzer is an entrepreneur. Regarding financial advice for young people, he praised their current financial literacy but urged them to "invest, let the money work all the time." He stressed the importance of courage, stating, "Money really comes and goes, and this thing requires not being afraid to lose it. What is called 'nothing ventured, nothing gained.' Have courage and daring, and go for things you believe in, because if you believe in them, the environment will believe in them."

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