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Dana International's Legendary Manager, Shi Kerem, Dies at 61

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Shi Kerem, the veteran manager of singer Dana International and a notable figure in Israeli entertainment and the LGBTQ+ community, died at age 61. His family confirmed his passing, attributing it to a suspected cardiac arrest. Kerem was instrumental in Dana International's career and also worked in journalism and media.

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  • Shi Kerem, Dana International's manager, died at 61.
  • His family believes cardiac arrest was the cause of death.
  • Kerem was a significant figure in Israeli entertainment and the LGBTQ+ community.
  • He managed Dana International for many years, contributing to her success.

Shi Kerem, a prominent figure in the Israeli entertainment industry and the LGBTQ+ community, and the long-time manager of singer Dana International, has passed away at the age of 61. His family confirmed his death, stating that the initial assessment suggests he died of cardiac arrest. Kerem was known for his work in journalism and media, and was particularly associated with Dana International's career, playing a key role in her success over many years. The exact circumstances surrounding his death are still under investigation.

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