Tamar Yonah

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Tamar Yonah is an Israeli radio personality.

Biography

Tamar Yonah (born 1961) was born in Orange County, California. She immigrated to Israel in 1978.

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Radio broadcasting career

In 2000 she joined Israel National Radio AKA Arutz Sheva as a show host and news broadcaster and later became program manager. Arutz Sheva broadcast without a license off the shores of Tel Aviv and was shut down. Yonah then joined Voice of Israel. When Voice of Israel shut down, she launched Israel News Talk Radio - INTR. [1]

Israel News Talk Radio

Israel News Talk Radio is a web based streaming radio providing talk radio in English. Some shows are streamed live and all or archived and podcasts via SoundCloud and iTunes. [2]

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References

  1. LAMBERT ADLER, RIVKAH (1 December 2016). "Aliya Stories: Having walked the walk, she now talks the talk". Jerusalem Post. Retrieved 7 February 2018.
  2. "Israel News Talk Radio". 7 February 2018.