| Overview | - Joined her father’s company, Dana Productions, in 1996.
- Produced her first series, Teenage Dreams, in 1997, which aired for three years on Channel 3.
- Took over Dana Productions as her father suffered from Parkinson’s disease.
- Became one of Israel's most notable television producers, contributing to a variety of genres including children's shows and adult drama.
- Produced key works such as Saving the Wildlife (2018), She Has It (2018), Magpie (2019), and Shakshouka (2021).
- Co-produced the internationally acclaimed series Tehran, securing a significant deal with Apple TV+.
- Significantly enhanced the global reach of Israeli television.
- Produced her first series, Teenage Dreams (Chalomot Ne'urim), at age 23 in 1997, which aired for three years on Channel 3.
- Produced the 2026 Arabic language drama Sada about a Muslim woman at a crossroads after the untimely death of her husband.
- Produced her first series, Teenage Dreams (Chalomot Ne'urim), in 1997 at age 23, which aired for three years on Channel 3. The format was later sold internationally to Australia (The Real Thing) and France (Face Caméra).
- Produced key works such as Saving the Wildlife (2018, which won best TV magazine for children and youth at the Awards of the Israeli Television Academy), She Has It, Shakshouka, and the Arabic-language drama Sada.
- Co-created and produced the internationally acclaimed espionage thriller Tehran with Maor Cohen and Moshe Zonder, securing a reported $20 million deal with Apple TV+. The series won an International Emmy and attracted global stars including Glenn Close and Hugh Laurie.
- Was working on the fourth season of Tehran at the time of her death in February 2026.
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