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Natan Zahavi ׂ(born October 27 1946, Hebrew: נתן זהבי)[2] is a journalist, radio broadcaster on station 103FM, actor and Israeli film producer. In 2000, he won the Sokolov Award. Zahavi is known for his outspoken style and his slander of the establishment.
Zahavi was born and raised in Tel Aviv. He is the son of Yaakov and Sara Zahavi and the younger brother of editor and literary critic Alex Zahavi and scientist Avinoam Zahavi. The family changed their name from Goldwitz to Zahavi when they immigrated to Israel. His father, Yaakov Zahavi (1903–2005),[3] immigrated to Israel in 1925, at the end of the Fourth Aliyah. The rest of the father's family perished in the Holocaust.[4] Zahavi studied at Mount Nebo Folk School. He completed only eight years of schooling, and according to his description he has a "Mediterranean education".
He began his journalistic career at the age of 15 as a photojournalist and football reporter. At the age of 17, he began to photograph and write for the weekly "Ha'Olam Hez". During a demonstration near the Knesset, he confronted Knesset guards who tried to prevent him from taking pictures.[5] In another case, he confronted Miriam Eshkol's bodyguards who wanted to prevent him from photographing her in a clothing store in Tel Aviv.[6] In his youth he participated in the May Day demonstrations as well as demonstrations for Jewish-Arab brotherhood. He also collaborated with the "Black Panthers" movement.[7][8] Zahavi did not serve regular service in the IDF. During his residence in Sinai, he served as a liaison officer to the United Nations at the rank of representative captain. [citation needed]
In his youth, he got into trouble several times with law enforcement in different countries. In 1966 he was tried in Chicago, Illinois, for attacking the leader of the American Nazi Party, George Lincoln Rockwell. In 1968, he was arrested in the "Kishon" detention center in Haifa, after meeting as a journalist with Fatah members in Bulgaria, an action that was prohibited by Israeli law at the time. Ultimately, there was no trial and Zahavi was released. Since this was the first meeting between an Israeli journalist and representatives of Fatah, all the photos and the contents of the conversations between Zahavi and the Fatah representatives were transferred to security services.[9] In 1972, he spent about two months in detention in Frankfurt, Germany, as a suspect in a diamond robbery,[10] but was released after the police there received his explanations.[11] Zahavi described in an interview with the Pnai Plus tabloid in 2002 that he decided to "leave the crime and do things to atone for what I did".[12]
In 1989, he moved to become the editor of the monthly magazine "Monaytin" [he],[13] until it was sold in June 1990.[14] In 1990, he claims, he coined the slogan "the corrupt are fed up", following the political affair that was nicknamed "The dirty trick".[12] The slogan first appeared on the front page of the newspaper as a paid advertisement, and was later distributed in banners all over the country. Two years later, it was used in the Alignment election campaign with the publication of the state audit report about a month and a half before the 1992 elections.[15]
Personal lifeedit
Zahavi resides in Tel Aviv, and has chosen to remain unmarried and childless throughout his life, a decision he attributes to voluntary childlessness.[16][17] He identifies as an atheist. He was a close friend of Dan Ben-Amotz, who stated in his Last Will and Testament that Zahavi "would receive a bottle of fine whiskey every month".[18] Zahavi has expressed his wish that, after his death, his body be cremated and his ashes preserved in a jar of honey.[19]
Referencesedit
^Zahavi, Natan (November 5, 2021). "בכלא בפרנקפורט ושוד יהלומים: כך נתן זהבי מסכם את יום הולדתו ה-75". Maariv (in Hebrew). Retrieved December 27, 2022.
^"בכלא בפרנקפורט ושוד יהלומים: כך נתן זהבי מסכם את יום הולדתו ה-75". www.maariv.co.il. November 5, 2021. Retrieved February 3, 2024.
^Arad, Dafna (March 22, 2007). "נתן זהבי רוצה שגופתו תשרף – וואלה! תרבות". וואלה! (in Hebrew). Retrieved December 27, 2022.
^"נתן זהבי | ראיון". mako. August 19, 2013. Retrieved December 27, 2022.
^"מחאה פומבית נגד חוק השבת". Al HaMishmar. July 9, 1965. Retrieved December 27, 2022.
^"צלם־עתונות הגיש תלונה נגד מלווי גב' אשכול". Maariv (in Hebrew). October 20, 1966. Retrieved December 27, 2022.
^Dagan, Daniel (August 31, 1971). "אם נצא מהמחתרת ־ צפויות לנו מכות במשטרה". Maariv. Retrieved December 27, 2022.
^""שליפות עם נתן זהבי"". www.makorrishon.co.il. Retrieved February 3, 2024.
^"103FM - זהבי עצבני". 103FM - האזנה לרדיו און ליין (in Hebrew). Retrieved February 3, 2024.
^"צוואת ה ן־אמוץ ב: היורשים ? בתיה אפולו וארבעה לדו — מעריב 30 אוקטובר 1989 — הספרייה הלאומית של ישראל │ עיתונים". www.nli.org.il (in Hebrew). Retrieved February 3, 2024.
^"נתן זהבי רוצה שגופתו תשרף - וואלה! תרבות". וואלה! (in Hebrew). March 22, 2007. Retrieved February 3, 2024.
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Translation Natan Zahavi born October 27 1946 Hebrew נתן זהבי 2 is a journalist radio broadcaster on station 103FM actor and Israeli film producer In 2000 he won the Sokolov Award Zahavi is known for his outspoken style and his slander of the establishment Natan ZahaviBorn 1946 10 27 October 27 1946 age 77 1 Tel Aviv Mandatory PalestineOccupation s Journalist radio personalityYears active1961 presentAwardsSokolov Award Contents 1 Biography 2 Journalism career and public activism 3 Personal life 4 References 5 External linksBiography edit nbsp 1991 Zahavi was born and raised in Tel Aviv He is the son of Yaakov and Sara Zahavi and the younger brother of editor and literary critic Alex Zahavi and scientist Avinoam Zahavi The family changed their name from Goldwitz to Zahavi when they immigrated to Israel His father Yaakov Zahavi 1903 2005 3 immigrated to Israel in 1925 at the end of the Fourth Aliyah The rest of the father s family perished in the Holocaust 4 Zahavi studied at Mount Nebo Folk School He completed only eight years of schooling and according to his description he has a Mediterranean education He began his journalistic career at the age of 15 as a photojournalist and football reporter At the age of 17 he began to photograph and write for the weekly Ha Olam Hez During a demonstration near the Knesset he confronted Knesset guards who tried to prevent him from taking pictures 5 In another case he confronted Miriam Eshkol s bodyguards who wanted to prevent him from photographing her in a clothing store in Tel Aviv 6 In his youth he participated in the May Day demonstrations as well as demonstrations for Jewish Arab brotherhood He also collaborated with the Black Panthers movement 7 8 Zahavi did not serve regular service in the IDF During his residence in Sinai he served as a liaison officer to the United Nations at the rank of representative captain citation needed In his youth he got into trouble several times with law enforcement in different countries In 1966 he was tried in Chicago Illinois for attacking the leader of the American Nazi Party George Lincoln Rockwell In 1968 he was arrested in the Kishon detention center in Haifa after meeting as a journalist with Fatah members in Bulgaria an action that was prohibited by Israeli law at the time Ultimately there was no trial and Zahavi was released Since this was the first meeting between an Israeli journalist and representatives of Fatah all the photos and the contents of the conversations between Zahavi and the Fatah representatives were transferred to security services 9 In 1972 he spent about two months in detention in Frankfurt Germany as a suspect in a diamond robbery 10 but was released after the police there received his explanations 11 Zahavi described in an interview with the Pnai Plus tabloid in 2002 that he decided to leave the crime and do things to atone for what I did 12 Journalism career and public activism editBetween 1977 and 1982 he lived in Ofira and was a reporter for Galei Tzahal in the south of Israel Zahavi was evacuated from Ofira after the Egypt Israel peace treaty For the next two years he was a columnist in Yedioth Ahronoth In 1989 he moved to become the editor of the monthly magazine Monaytin he 13 until it was sold in June 1990 14 In 1990 he claims he coined the slogan the corrupt are fed up following the political affair that was nicknamed The dirty trick 12 The slogan first appeared on the front page of the newspaper as a paid advertisement and was later distributed in banners all over the country Two years later it was used in the Alignment election campaign with the publication of the state audit report about a month and a half before the 1992 elections 15 Personal life editZahavi resides in Tel Aviv and has chosen to remain unmarried and childless throughout his life a decision he attributes to voluntary childlessness 16 17 He identifies as an atheist He was a close friend of Dan Ben Amotz who stated in his Last Will and Testament that Zahavi would receive a bottle of fine whiskey every month 18 Zahavi has expressed his wish that after his death his body be cremated and his ashes preserved in a jar of honey 19 References edit Zahavi Natan November 5 2021 בכלא בפרנקפורט ושוד יהלומים כך נתן זהבי מסכם את יום הולדתו ה 75 Maariv in Hebrew Retrieved December 27 2022 בכלא בפרנקפורט ושוד יהלומים כך נתן זהבי מסכם את יום הולדתו ה 75 www maariv co il November 5 2021 Retrieved February 3 2024 Arad Dafna March 22 2007 נתן זהבי רוצה שגופתו תשרף וואלה תרבות וואלה in Hebrew Retrieved December 27 2022 נתן זהבי ראיון mako August 19 2013 Retrieved December 27 2022 מחאה פומבית נגד חוק השבת Al HaMishmar July 9 1965 Retrieved December 27 2022 צלם עתונות הגיש תלונה נגד מלווי גב אשכול Maariv in Hebrew October 20 1966 Retrieved December 27 2022 Dagan Daniel August 31 1971 אם נצא מהמחתרת צפויות לנו מכות במשטרה Maariv Retrieved December 27 2022 Tzuriel Yosef March 19 1972 ה פנתרים חילקו המחאות שי למשפחות נצרכות Maariv Retrieved December 27 2022 כתב העולם הזה יעיין בחומר שהוחרם תחת פיקוח Al HaMishmar September 2 1968 Retrieved December 27 2022 משטרת ישראל קיבלה מידע על 4 החשודים בקשר לשוד בפרנקפורט Davar October 9 1972 Retrieved December 27 2022 נתן זהבי שוחרר בגרמניה ללא ערבות וחזר לארץ Davar December 10 1972 Retrieved December 27 2022 a b Gor Nachum Rinat January 29 2003 עצבני בלי הפסקה Ynet Retrieved December 27 2022 סכסוכים והשלמות Maariv November 20 1989 Retrieved December 27 2022 Landau Efi June 8 1990 מוניטין הסוף Hadashot Retrieved December 27 2022 Neubach Karen המרוץ בחירות 96 הוצאת משכל שליפות עם נתן זהבי www makorrishon co il Retrieved February 3 2024 103FM זהבי עצבני 103FM האזנה לרדיו און ליין in Hebrew Retrieved February 3 2024 צוואת ה ן אמוץ ב היורשים בתיה אפולו וארבעה לדו מעריב 30 אוקטובר 1989 הספרייה הלאומית של ישראל עיתונים www nli org il in Hebrew Retrieved February 3 2024 נתן זהבי רוצה שגופתו תשרף וואלה תרבות וואלה in Hebrew March 22 2007 Retrieved February 3 2024 External links editNatan Zahavi at 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