Wikipedia's first sentence called it “author of the 2012 book open court”. Today it says “israeli journalist”.
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The opening as it read in 2020
Anat Peleg ( ; born 2 October 1957) is the author of the 2012 book Open Court : the media effects on the legal Community .1 She is the director of the center for Media and Law in Bar-Ilan University , and a lecturer on Law and Media in Bar Ilan University, Tel Aviv University She served as the senior legal-reporter of the National Israeli Radio for 17 years. She serves as the chairwoman of the Ethical committee in Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation Anat Peleg was born in 1957 in Tel Aviv, to Dahlia Gottan, a leader in WIZO and Yaacqov Gottan. She is married to Israel Peleg and is the mother of two children.2
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The opening as it stood in 2015
Anat Peleg (born 2 October 1957) is the author of the 2012 book Open Court : the media effects on the legal Community . She is the director of the center for Media and Law in Bar-Ilan University , and a lecturer on Law and Media in Bar Ilan University, Tel Aviv University , and the College of Management. She served as the senior legal-reporter of the National Israeli Radio for 17 years. Anat Peleg was born in 1957 in Tel Aviv, to Dahlia Gottan, a leader in WIZO and Yaacqov Gottan. She is married to Israel Peleg and is the mother of two children.
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The opening as it stood on October 6, 2023 3 passages from the previous snapshot no longer appear
Anat Peleg ( ; born 2 October 1957) is an Israeli journalist, lecturer and author.She is the author of Open Court: Media effects on the Legal Community . She is the director of the center for Media and Law in Bar-Ilan University , and a lecturer on Law and Media in Bar Ilan University, Tel Aviv University She served as the senior legal-reporter of the Israel Radio for 17 years. She serves as the chairwoman of the Ethics committee of Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation .
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The opening as it stood in 2025
Israeli journalist and author Anat Peleg ( Hebrew : ענת פלג ; born 2 October 1957) is an Israeli journalist, lecturer and author. She is the author of Open Court: Media effects on the Legal Community . She is the director of the center for Media and Law in Bar-Ilan University , and a lecturer on Law and Media in Bar Ilan University, Tel Aviv University . She served as the senior legal-reporter of the Israel Radio for 17 years. She serves as the chairwoman of the Ethics Committee of Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation .
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author of the 2012 book open court
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israeli journalist
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