Orly vilnai biography books

Orly's "Affair"

By Yisrael Medad and Eli Pollak

Orly Vilnai-Federbush doesn't work anymore as a reporter for the Israel Broadcasting Authority's Channel One News.

Her new job will be to host the Bulldog program on cable Channel 8. And therein lies a media affair.

Matan Vilnai was one of the prominent commanders in the history of the IDF. In the T.V with Guy Meroz and Orly Vilnai, about my book "70 Faces of Israel" - In.

Her findings were recently published in a book titled Over Their Dead Body (here is a review in Hebrew).

Whether you have been to Israel many times, or have not yet made the journey, this book is for all who wish to learn and know more about the infamous sights;.

Co- founded by my dear friend Orly Vilnai, it is a center that focuses on social responsibility, innovation and technology studies.

This 'oversight', revealed by the Israeli journalist Orly Vilnai, only exposed how much we do not know about what we think we know.

Orly, 31, daughter of Kol Yisrael's Shimon Vilnai, was a rising star. Her beat these last few years was the social welfare scene, its personalities, events and agencies, prominently the Histadrut. She had made several
important contributions to the highlighting of various socio-economic concerns that only a two-minute exposure on national television can help solve even if the full background of the story is limited.

A few months ago, when she was moved over to the legal news coverage, what most would consider a normal rotation, the protests erupted.

Payam Feili or Payam Feyli is an Iranian poet, activist and writer.

Vilnai-Federbush did not want to move. The Histadrut raised a ruckus. Amir Peretz, who happens to be an opposition politician and of late, a returnee to the Labor Party,