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Veteran Israeli Journalist Oren Nahari Bids Farewell to Radio Amid ALS Battle
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First reported by Maariv · 23 hours ago
What happened
Oren Nahari, a prominent Israeli journalist, ended his radio career on Kan Reshet Bet due to ALS progression. In his final broadcast, he reflected on his career and illness, urging listeners to stay informed. Israeli President Isaac Herzog honored Nahari's contributions to journalism.
- 01Oren Nahari ends his radio program on Kan Reshet Bet due to ALS progression.
- 02He has been a leading Israeli foreign news journalist for decades.
- 03Nahari's ALS affects his speech, breathing, and swallowing, forcing retirement.
- 04He thanked listeners and urged continued curiosity about global affairs.
- 05Israeli President Isaac Herzog praised Nahari's journalistic impact.
- 06Nahari's final show included current events and historical retrospectives.
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