Veteran Israeli Journalist Judith Nirel Moses Makes Radio Comeback in US
Veteran Israeli journalist Judith Nirel Moses is making a media comeback after three years, joining the new 'Gali New York' radio project for Israelis in the US.
Judith Nirel Moses is returning to media, this time from across the Atlantic. The veteran media personality and journalist announced her radio comeback after a three-year hiatus, joining a new venture targeting Israeli audiences in the United States.
In a social media post, Moses shared her excitement: "It is thrilling to return to radio after three years. 'Gali New York,' the new radio station for Israelis in the United States across all platforms, featuring fresh election polls and Shahar Azran by my side." This return comes as part of a new chapter in her life, during which she has split her time between Israel and New York in recent years.
Moses, a scion of the Moses family of Yediot Aharonot publishers and the former wife of former minister Silvan Shalom, has been a fixture in public and commercial broadcasting for decades. Alongside her media career, she serves as chair of the Huum Association, aiding underprivileged children.
Simultaneously, Moses is appearing on the VIP reality cooking show MKR, where she continues to spark controversy and public debate with her unfiltered remarks. At 68, Moses proves she remains one of the most colorful figures in Israeli media.
