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Three Women from 'HaYom She'Ihiye' Program Get Engaged in Same Week

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Three female staff members of Channel 13's program "HaYom She'Ihiye" announced their engagements within the same week. The engaged individuals are segment presenters Yaara Zamir and Tal Shemesh, and editor Fay Gutman. Program presenter Tal Shorrer shared the news on Instagram, humorously speculating about a new trend and inviting single women to apply for positions on the team.

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  • Three female staff members of Channel 13's 'HaYom She'Ihiye' program got engaged in the same week.
  • Engaged staff include presenters Yaara Zamir and Tal Shemesh, and editor Fay Gutman.
  • Program presenter Tal Shorrer shared the news and joked about a new trend.
  • Shorrer humorously invited single women to send their resumes to join the team.

Channel 13's morning program "HaYom She'Ihiye" (The Day That Will Be) is celebrating a week of joyous news as three female staff members received marriage proposals within days of each other. The engaged women include Yaara Zamir, a reporter for "Leisure Plus" and a segment presenter on the show; Tal Shemesh, a content creator known on social media as "Tal Akhotchen Hagdola" (Tal Your Big Sister), who also presents segments; and Fay Gutman, an editor for the program. All three announced their engagements this week.

The remarkable coincidence was noticed by the program's presenter, Tal Shorrer, who shared the news in a video posted to his Instagram account. Shorrer highlighted the series of engagements among his colleagues and humorously questioned if it signaled a new trend for the program. He captioned the video, "And this was the week that was.. an editor and two segment presenters from our show are on their way to a wedding. Is this the beginning of a trip to paradise?" He also playfully invited single women interested in joining the team to send in their resumes, adding, "Single? Send your CV."

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