Israeli Journalist Oren Nahari Dies at 70 After Battling ALS
Oren Nahari, a leading Israeli journalist and foreign news analyst, passed away on Thursday at the age of 70 after a battle with ALS. Nahari was widely respected in the Israeli media community, having worked for many years alongside journalist and Channel 13 news anchor Ayala Hasson at the Israel Broadcasting Authority. Hasson expressed her sorrow over his death, describing him as a special person known for his curiosity and vast knowledge. She recalled their many years of collaboration, noting that every conversation with him was engaging and marked by kindness and friendship.
Hasson also highlighted Nahari's public and courageous fight with the disease in recent months, emphasizing that he faced his illness with full awareness and was supported by a devoted family who stayed by his side until the end. Nahari's passing marks a significant loss for Israeli journalism, where he was regarded as a model professional and a respected voice on foreign affairs.
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