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Yonit Levi

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Yonit Levi, 2007 Yonit Levi ( , born 12 July 1977), is an Israeli television presenter , a journalist and a radio personality .1 Currently she is the news presenter of the Israeli commercial Channel 2 prime time news program. As from 2002 after the former presenters Ya'akov Eilon and Miki Haimovich moved to Channel 10 she hosts the show alternately with Danny Kushmaro . Under the presentation of Levi the prime time news on Channel 2 remained the most watched Israeli program in a decade, despite the departure of the original presenters. In January 2008 Levit conducted an interview with former US president George W. Bush at the White House .2

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israeli television presenter

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israeli news anchor

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