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Veteran Israeli Broadcaster Dan Shilon Regrets Not Promoting Women

Veteran Israeli television personality Dan Shilon expressed regret over not promoting women to prominent on-camera roles during his career. He described this as a "stupid tradition" he perpetuated.

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Veteran Israeli Broadcaster Dan Shilon Regrets Not Promoting Women
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What happened

  1. 01Veteran Israeli broadcaster Dan Shilon regrets not promoting women to prominent on-camera roles.
  2. 02Shilon called his failure to advance women a "stupid tradition."
  3. 03He founded Channel 2 and led Channel 1's news department.
  4. 04Shilon made the remarks on the podcast "Shirat HaGil."
  5. 05He now sees many talented women in broadcasting and feels he failed.

Shilon, who founded Channel 2 and led Channel 1's news, now sees many talented women in broadcasting and recognizes his failure. He shared these reflections on the podcast "Shirat HaGil."

Translated and summarized by baba from Kipa, the latest report. Read Kipa’s original

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