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Israeli Journalist Oren Nahari Ends Radio Career Due to ALS Progression

By מערכת כאן חדשות
Translated & summarized from Kan News by baba
The story · English

Veteran Israeli journalist and presenter Oren Nahari broadcast his final show of "Shabbat with Oren Nahari" on Kan News Radio Reshet Bet this Saturday morning, concluding decades of journalistic work. Nahari, who has been battling ALS, announced that the progression of the disease no longer allows him to continue hosting. He reflected on the moment, saying, "There are moments in life one imagines in advance, but reality is always different. I thought this farewell would be far away, not now. But the disease does not ask when it is convenient."

Nahari described the physical toll of ALS, noting that his voice is fading, breathing has become a struggle, and speaking, the tool of his trade for many years, is increasingly difficult. He expressed sadness that the illness is gradually taking away his ability to do what he loves most: narrate the world to his audience. However, he emphasized that he is not saying goodbye to the world itself, only to the studio and microphone, and that stories will continue to be told even without him.

He concluded with a heartfelt message to his listeners, urging them to keep observing, listening, questioning, and maintaining their curiosity. During the program, President Isaac Herzog sent a message thanking Nahari for his decades of significant journalistic contribution, praising his professionalism, dedication, open heart, and clear, confident voice. Nahari's departure marks the end of a 40-year career in Israeli media.

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