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Isaac Noam, Eilat Pioneer and Local Journalism Founder, Dies at 95
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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 1 hour ago
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Isaac Noam, a founding figure of Eilat and pioneer of local journalism in Israel, died at 95. He spent over six decades developing the city and its media, including founding Israel's first local newspaper. His funeral will be held Thursday evening in Eilat.
- 01Isaac Noam, Eilat pioneer and journalist, dies at 95 after 60+ years of service.
- 02Noam arrived in Eilat in 1949 as a radio operator in Ariel Sharon's unit.
- 03He co-founded Israel's first local newspaper, 'Erev Erev BeEilat,' in 1962.
- 04Noam reported for Haaretz, Davar, and Kol Israel for decades.
- 05His newspaper became a model for local journalism in Israel.
- 06His children continue managing the newspaper and publishing house.
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