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Israel's Longest-Serving Knesset Stenographer, Who Recorded State Secrets, Dies at 100
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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 17 hours ago
What happened
Osnat Dagani, the Knesset's longest-serving stenographer who documented state secrets and historic moments from Israel's founding, died at age 100. She served for 42 years, recording speeches by leaders like Ben-Gurion and witnessing events such as the Eichmann capture announcement.
- 01Knesset stenographer Osnat Dagani died at 100.
- 02She served from Israel's founding until 1990.
- 03Dagani documented historic events like the Eichmann capture.
- 04She also recorded sensitive, closed-door government discussions.
- 05She worked alongside Israeli prime ministers and leaders.
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