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Nira Rabinovitch
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Nira Rabinovitch was born on 17 August 1943 in Israel. She is an actress, known for
Florentine (1997)
,
A Bit of Luck (1992)
and
The Bubble (2006)
.
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Florentine
7.5
TV Series
Shira's Mother
1997–1998 • 5 eps
A Bit of Luck
7.0
Young woman from agency
1992
The Bubble
7.2
Friendly Customer
(as Nira Rabinowich)
2006
Temptation
5.4
Mrs. Schiffman
2002
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HaMa'abara
TV Series
2026
8 episodes
Save the Date
5.8
TV Series
2024
3 episodes
See You 'Round the Block
Short
Nira
2023
Greener Pastures
7.3
2022
Sabri Maranan
5.6
TV Series
Hayuta
2014
1 episode
Hasamba Third Generation
7.0
TV Series
Tamar
2010
1 episode
The Bubble
7.2
Friendly Customer
(as Nira Rabinowich)
2006
The Black Hand
Short
Yoni's Grand mother
2005
Temptation
5.4
Mrs. Schiffman
2002
Shemesh
6.1
TV Series
Bar's Agent
2001
1 episode
Shabatot VeHagim
7.9
TV Series
Principal Chaya Borkhov
2001
2 episodes
Florentine
7.5
TV Series
Shira's Mother
1997–1998
5 episodes
A Bit of Luck
7.0
Young woman from agency
1992
Lend Me Your Wife
5.9
Tourist in Eilat
1988
Girls
6.2
Niva's mother
1985
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Alternative name
Nira Rabinowich
Born
August 17
,
1943
Israel
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She is best known for co-starring with the puppet Kishkashta in the Israeli Educational Television show
Ma Pitom? (1976)
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