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Yaakov Bodo

Wikipedia's first sentence called it “israeli actor and comedian notable for numerous israeli film appearances”. Today it says “israeli actor”.
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He is also notable for his performance as "Moishe Ventilator" (also Moishe Air-Condition [1] ) in the self-titled theater show that ran over a thousand times and was eventually made into a film by that name in 1966. Bodo is a recipient of the Israeli Theater Award lifetime achievement award, the Edith and Israel Pollack Award , and the Lerner Yiddish Foundation Award .1

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israeli actor and comedian notable for numerous israeli film appearances

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israeli actor

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