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Maayan Perati Appointed New Spokesperson for Israeli Workers' Union Maayan Perati, former Keshet 12 economic reporter, is appointed spokesperson for Israel's Histadrut workers' union, succeeding Yaniv Levi. She will manage the union's public image amid recent leadership challenges including a police investigation.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 Maayan Perati appointed new spokesperson for the Histadrut workers' union. 02 She replaces Yaniv Levi, who served 13 years and retired last month. 03 Perati covered economic and consumer issues at Keshet 12 for over a decade. 04 She received a 2022 award for addressing the high cost of living. 05 The Histadrut faces challenges including a recent police investigation of its chairman. 06 Perati expressed enthusiasm about starting her new role. Translated and summarized by baba from Globes , the latest report. Read Globes’s original The coverage
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