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Ramat Gan, HaMerkaz (Central), Israel
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Hebrew to English: channel 2 news in Israel
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Source text - Hebrew
1993 - 1997
חברת החדשות הוקמה ב-1993 על ידי 3 הזכיניות הראשונות של ערוץ 2 המסחרי. החברה הוקמה על מנת ליצור ולספק לערוץ 2 את כל מהדורות החדשות. משדר החדשות הראשון היה בן פחות מחמש דקות, בהגשת יעקב אילון, ופתח את שידורי הערוץ, ב-4 בנובמבר 1993[1]. כתוצאה מהקמת ערוץ 2 החליטו בערוץ הראשון להקדים את מהדורת מבט לשעה שמונה בערב, לחדש את אולפני רוממה, ליצור פתיחים חדשים ומוספי תרבות וספורט ולהאריך את מהדורת החדשות שלהם לכדי 50 דקות. את חברת החדשות הקים אלון שליו שמונה להיות המנכ"ל הראשון שלה.
בעת הקמת החברה עמד שלום קיטל על כך ששום עיתונאי לא יעבור לחברה מהערוץ הראשון ואסף עובדים מכלי תקשורת אחרים כמו הרדיו או העיתונים. עם העיתונאים הראשונים של חברת החדשות נמנו יעקב אילון, מיקי חיימוביץ', גיא זהר, דנה ויס, גדעון סער, רינה מצליח, אושרת קוטלר, עמנואל רוזן, יוסי עין-דור ואהרן ברנע. מהר מאוד נפרצה ההגבלה שקבע קיטל ונבחרת החדשות התחילה לכלול גם עיתונאים מהערוץ הראשון (ביניהם גדי סוקניק) ועם חלוף השנים גם מערוץ 10.
מהדורות החדשות של ערוץ 2 הפכו לפופולריות קצת לאחר הקמת הערוץ. במאי 1994 כבר גברה מהדורת החדשות של ערוץ 2 במדרוג הכולל על זו של הערוץ הראשון. התחרות בין השניים בסיקור אירועים ביטחוניים כמו פיגועים גררה ביקורת ציבורית רבה כיוון שמערכות החדשות עלו מהר לשידור במתכונת גל פתוח ושידרו תמונות לא מצונזרות של חלקי גופות.
למרות התחרות העיקשת בין שני הערוצים, שיתפו שניהם פעולה בעת חתימת הסכם השלום בין ישראל לירדן בסוף אוקטובר 1994. השידור הישיר של חתימת הסכם השלום עם ירדן שודר במשותף בשני הערוצים. שנה לאחר מכן, שיתפו שוב שני הערוצים פעולה כאשר מסע ההלוויה של ראש הממשלה יצחק רבין הועבר בו זמנית בשני הערוצים.
נקודת מפנה בהיסטוריית החברה היא סיקור רצח יצחק רבין שהתרחש ב-4 בנובמבר 1995, בדיוק שנתיים מיום תחילת שידורי הערוץ. כתב החברה דב גיל-הר היה מטרים ספורים ממקום הרצח, ומיד שלח הודעה למכשירי הזימוניות של רוני דניאל ואהרן ברנע שגם היו באותו אזור. בחברה נכנסו לעבודה על פי נוהל חירום, יורם ארבל עלה בהודעה דרמטית ראשונה על האירוע באולפני טלעד, הוא העביר את השידור לגיא זהר באולפן החדשות שהמשיך עם עדכונים ראשונים מהשטח, גדי סוקניק הגיע לאולפן עם השערות ראשוניות, יעקב אילון הוזעק למערכת ונכנס ישירות לאולפן והחליף את זוהר לאחר שזה שידר ארבעים וחמש דקות בקירוב. כתב החברה משה נוסבאום הגיע עם ההודעה הרשמית ועם שמו של המתנקש, כמה דקות לאחר שאילון נכנס לאולפן. לאחר ההודעה על מותו של רבין הועבר השידור לידי רפי רשף ששידר שידור רציף במהלך כל הלילה עד לשעות הבוקר, לאחר מכן קיבל לידיו דן שילון את השידור כשבמהלך היום מחליפים מגישי החברה אחד את השני והמתכונת של הגל הפתוח נמשכת שעות ארוכות וימים רבים.
לאחר הרצח הבינו בערוץ 2 ובחברת החדשות שהתחרות פוגעת בשני הצדדים ולכן החליטו לנסות לאחד כוחות עם חטיבת החדשות של הערוץ הראשון. נחמן שי, מנכ"ל הרשות השנייה לטלוויזיה ולרדיו דאז, יצר קשר עם מוטי קירשנבאום, מנכ"ל רשות השידור, והלה השיב לו בשלילה: "כל אחד יעשה את העבודה שלו". ההחלטה הזו גמלה עם החברה שכן מאז טיפסו אחוזי הצפייה בערוץ.
חודש וחצי לאחר הרצח, קנו חדשות 2 את קטע הווידאו המתעד את מעשה הרצח מידי רוני קמפלר – צלם חובב שתיעד את הרצח. בעבור הקטע שילמה החברה סכום של מיליון שקל. השגת הקטע ושידורו בערוץ הייתה לראשונה נקודת יתרון לערוץ החדש על פני הערוץ הראשון. צופים רבים ביקשו לשדר את הקטע פעם נוספת ובחברת החדשות נענו לקריאות.
Translation - English
1993-1997
The news company was founded in 1993 by the 3 first concessionaires of the commercial channel 2. The company was founded in order to create and provide to channel 2 all the news broadcasts. The first news broadcast was less than 5 minutes long, and it was anchored by Ya'akov Eilon , and it opened the broadcasting of the channel, in November 4, 1993[1]. As result of founding channel 2 it was decided in channel one to move to an earlier hour Mabat, the news broadcast, edition, to eight pm, to renovate the studios of Romema, to create new opening themes and cultural and sports sections and to extend their news broadcast to 50 minutes. The news company was founded by Alon Shalev who was nominated to be its first CEO.
When the company was founded Shalom Kital insisted that no journalist shall transfer to the company from the first channel and gathered employees from other types of media such as the radio or the newspapers. The first journalists of the news company included Ya'akov Eilon, Miki Haimovich, Guy Zohar, Dana Weiss, Gideon Saar, Emanuel Rosen, Yossi Ein-Dor and Aharon Barnea. The limitation that Kital set was broken rather quickly and the news top team began to also include journalists from the first channel (including Gadi Sukenik) and over the years from channel 10 as well.

The news broadcasts of channel 2 became popular shortly after the channel was founded. In May 1994 the channel 2 news broadcast already overcame in the overall rating meter system over the one of the first channel. The competition between the two in coverage of national security events such as terror attacks drew a lot a public critique since the news systems rushed to get on the air in an open wave format and broadcasted uncensored photos of body parts.
Notwithstanding the fierce competition between the two channels, they collaborated with one another when the peace agreement between Jordan and Israel was signed at the end of October 1994. The live broadcast from the signing of the peace agreement with Jordan aired collaboratively in both channels. A year later, the two channels collaborated once more when the funeral procession of the Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin was aired simultaneously on both channels.
An historical shifting point in the history of the company was the coverage of the murder of Yitzhak Rabin which took place in November 4, 1995; two years exactly after the channel began its broadcasting. The reporter for society matters Dov Gil Har was meters away from the location of the murder, and immediately sent out a notification to the pagers of Roni Daniel and Aharon Brane who were also in the same area. The company entered into work according to an emergency protocol, Yoram Arbel broadcasted on air the first dramatic announcement about the event at Telad Studios. He transferred the broadcast to Guy Zohar in the news studio, who continued with initial updates from what happened on ground. Gadi Sukenik arrived at the studio with preliminary assumptions; Ya'akov Eilon was called to the studio and replaced Zohar after broadcasting after the latter was broadcasting for approximately 45 minutes. Company reporter Moshe Nussbaum arrived with the official announcement and the name of the assassin, a few minutes after Eilon entered the studio. After the announcement of Rabin's death, the broadcast was handed over to Rafi Reshef, who broadcasted a non-stop throughout the entire night until the morning. Afterwards Dan Shilon received the broadcastto his hands, when throughout the course of the day, the anchors of the company replaced one another and the format of open wave went on for long hours and long days.

After the murder it was realized in channel 2 and in the news company that the competition is detrimental to both parties and therefore they decided to try and unite fronts with the news departments of the first channel. Nachman Shai, then CEO of the second authority for television and radio, contacted Moti Kirschenbaum, CEO of the Israeli Broadcasting Authority, and were met with refusal from him: "everyone who does their own work". This decision benefited the company since the rating of watching the channel were on the rise ever since.

A month and a half after the murder, channel 2 news bought the video scene which documented the act of murder from Roni Campler, an amateur photographer who documented the murder. The company paid the sum of Million NIS for the taping. Getting their hands on this footage and broadcasting it over the channel was for the first time an advantage point gained by the channel over the first channel. Many viewers requested to broadcast the footage once more and the news company adhered to the requests.

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Bio

× Highly
experienced in commercial law including: deal closing, private legal counseling
for complex multi-national businesses.

× Highly
experienced in highly complex litigation cases, including: handling
implications of pending litigations on the ongoing business of the client in
all aspects: impact of deals, required disclosures, PR implications.

× Excellent
communication, deliberation and negotiations skills in three languages (Hebrew,
English and Russian)

Education

2010-2011 Master’s degree in law (LLM), Columbia Law School, New
York                                                cum laude

2004-2008 Bachelor’s degree) LLB) Haifa                                                                                          magna
cum laude

2004-2008 Bachelor’s degree (BA) in Education and Teaching Diploma
(civics)                                   magna cum laude

2000-2002 Certification as translator's as part of my studies for high
school graduation diploma          magna cum laude

Professional
Experience

× 2017-present
Senior Legal Associate, Shnitzer Gotlieb Samet & Co, Lawand
public fund raising, ongoing

-Firm

·     
 Representation of municipal and governmental clients in complex
commercial matters involving litigation and business transactions including: water
desalination facilities O & M agreements, infrastructure contracts, inter-company
agreements.

·     
Legal counseling to various clients
on an ongoing basis, including to a global accounting firm on SEC issues.

 

2016-2017 Project
Manager, Genesis, Tel-Aviv

·     
Managing various types of
translation projects
(written, simultaneous etc.).

·     
Marketing and Sales: writing
content to Genesis's website, responding to incoming leads, actively recruiting
clients, advertising on google etc.

·     
Managing freelance translators and
suppliers
working for the firm.

·     
Performing written and simultaneous
translation
works which I saw best to handle myself.

·     
Handling legal aspects on behalf of
the firm.

(this job
was done simultaneously with provision of legal services and English teaching
in schools, community centers and private tutoring of English and other subject
matters
)

 

2015-2017
Professional Legal Services, Irena Nutenko, Adv., Tel Aviv

·     
Representation, counseling and legal
services, including
: deals closing and fund raising on behalf of prominent global
"players" in the areas of Energy and Natural Resources in technology
and specifically bio-technology.

·     
Fully handling litigation cases, including:
representation of clients in court, in ADR proceedings and in negotiations.

 

2011-2016 Legal Associate and outside legal counsel, Dr. A.
Klagsbald & Co., Law-Firm

·     
Handling complex litigation cases,
in cooperation with various experts, including: in foreign law, natural
resources, IP, worldwide taxations planning.

·     
Coordinating a plan for the joint
and fruitful work on a legal case by a multi-national, multi-skilled task
force, including: considering impact of the legal aspects on business and PR
aspects of the client and vice versa.

 

2009-2010 Legal Associate, Goldhammer & Co., Law-Firm

·     
Legal counseling to municipalities
and corporations in all areas of law involved in ongoing operations.

·     
 Legal counsel to municipalities including:
legally required to sign off on decisions involving collection of municipal
taxes, decision involving planning and construction, assisting financially
struggling municipalities.

·     
Handling litigation cases, including
bankruptcy and insolvency proceedings of municipal and business entities.

 

2008-2009 Litigation
Intern, Haifa District Attorney, Civil Department

·     
Handling litigation cases in which
the State was sued including: high-stake commercial cases, employment and labor
law cases, and administrative petitions.

·     
I took part in all stages of
litigating the case, including court appearance in evidentiary stages and up to
conclusion of the case either by the court or through its settlement (via
complex multi-party negotiations).

 

2006-2010
Research and Teaching in Haifa University (Law & Education Faculties)
and in Columbia Law School

·     
Co-lecturer in ADR class in English taught
alongside Prof. Menkel-Meadow
, as a visiting scholar in the Haifa Law Faculty, and a senior
professor at Georgetown University Law School.

·     
RA in the fields of labor and
employment law, ADR, land rights, leadership studies, human rights and criminal
law (CLS, for Prof. J. Fagan).

·     
TA in courses including: Advanced
Labor and Employment Law, ADR, Property Law, Real-Estate Law.

·     
Personal tutor to a co-law student
with severe cognitive and sight disability (Haifa law faculty).

 

Additional
Professional Activities, Community Work and Awards

·     
Editor and member of review
committee
, main law review of the law faculty, Law & Gov.

·     
Participant in the annual mock trial before a
judicial panel chaired by then Chief of the National Labor Court.

·     
Foundation of a social project advocating
higher accessibility of medical services for disabled women.

·     
Providing pro bono legal services to
disempowered population.

·      Award
in the name of Justice M. Goldberg, for a distinguished research paper in the
field of labor, employment and welfare law.

·     
Twice recipient of an excellence scholarship
by Ministry of Education

·     
Three years on dean's list of the
law faculty including one for being first in my class the preceding year.

 

Peer Reviewed Publications

The Next
Generation: Generating a New Peace Process in the Middle East by those who Live
here,

25(4)

Harv. Negotiation J. 569 (2009) (Co-Prof. Menkel-Meadow).

The Double Standard
of 'Honest' Relationships:  One for
Israelis,
Another
for Immigrants
, Columbia Public Law Research Paper (2011).

Disability Insurance for the Housewife, Labor,
Society and Law 2010, 13
(Co-Tomer Levy) [heb.]

 

Bar Memberships: Israel (since 2009) and NY (since 2015);

Military Service (IDF): Airforce intelligence investigator (2002-2004)

Languages: Hebrew - native   English
– native level   Russian - native
level.

Computer skills: full command of all Office functions,  high level of command of "regular"
web-searches, and in scholarly and legal databases (e.g. google scholar, LexisNexis,
Westlaw, nevo, takdin, research-gate, judicial web-site databases basic command
of SPSS, high command of adobe professional version (including editing functions,
OCR etc.).

Keywords: legal; hebrew; law; english; russian; general; social sciences


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Feb 16, 2018



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