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News14 Reporter Ornit Poran Swissa Shares Future Political Ambitions

By זיו שזו
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
News14 Reporter Ornit Poran Swissa Shares Future Political Ambitions
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The story · English

Ornit Poran Swissa, a News14 education and health reporter, appeared on the Friday edition of the TV show 'Shabbat Flavors' with Avi Levi, where she discussed her personal and professional journey. Growing up in a Moroccan household, she only learned to cook later in life, humorously noting she couldn't make an omelet until after marriage due to her mother's dominance in the kitchen. Poran Swissa revealed that her initial dream was to become a lawyer driven by a sense of mission, but after serving in the army, she found her calling in journalism, aiming to represent and give voice to those in need.

She reflected on the resilience shown by Israeli society during recent conflicts, highlighting the maturity and solidarity of families supporting the state and military quietly but steadfastly. Balancing motherhood and career remains a challenge she continues to navigate, having learned valuable lessons during the Lebanon War and social protests. She enjoys cooking spicy Moroccan fish for her three children, two of whom serve in the army, emphasizing that love is the key ingredient in her cooking.

When asked about her future plans, Poran Swissa expressed a desire to continue educating Israel's next generation and to promote positive messages for the nation. Avi Levi joked about her potentially becoming the Minister of Education, to which she responded with a smile, "Who knows? I would be happy."

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