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Channel 14 Journalist Ornith Poran Swissa Hints at Possible Political Future

By חדשות סרוגים
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Channel 14 Journalist Ornith Poran Swissa Hints at Possible Political Future
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The story · English

Ornith Poran Swissa, Channel 14's education and health reporter, appeared on the program 'Shabbat Flavors' with Avi Levi, where she discussed her unexpected career path into media. Originally aspiring to become a lawyer driven by a sense of mission, she revealed that her journey shifted after military service when she joined a local radio station run by Haim Hecht. There, she realized the importance of media as a platform to represent voices and fulfill a mission, which motivated her to continue in journalism.

When asked about her future plans, Poran Swissa expressed a desire to keep educating Israel's next generation and to promote positive messages for the nation. Avi Levi jokingly suggested she might become the Minister of Education, to which she responded with openness, saying, "Who knows? I would be happy." This exchange hints at a potential move into politics, though she did not confirm any concrete plans.

Poran Swissa's comments provide insight into her commitment to public service through media and possibly beyond, emphasizing her dedication to influencing Israeli society positively in the years ahead.

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