Three years after leaving Israel: Paula Rosenberg returns to television
About three years since she left Israel with her family, the media personality and TV presenter has barely been seen on screen. Now it has been learned that she will soon host a regular program for the first time since then.
Former Keshet 12 presenter Paula Rosenberg left Israel following the events of October 7 along with her husband, Leon, and her two daughters. Since then, she has been living in Cyprus and managing her businesses remotely.
Today, Sunday, it was learned that she is expected to return to the television screen soon, after almost three years. Rosenberg, who was previously identified with Keshet 12, will lead a companion program for the reality show "Double on the Money" on Kan 11.
Shortly after the outbreak of the war, the joint program of Paula and Leon on Keshet 12 was taken off the air, leading to their decision to leave the country. In recent years, she has appeared several times on the corporation's "Ma SheTagidu" and on the panel of the current affairs program "The Israelis" on the I24NEWS channel. With this new appointment, she is set to host a regular program for the first time since the outbreak of the war.
As recalled, she recently shared with her followers on social media the significant changes she has made in her life. According to her, it is an ongoing process since the period after October 7, during which changes occurred in her habits and routine. "That's it, have I returned to myself!? I stopped smoking, I returned to vegetarianism, tomorrow I am opening an online course for the general public. Is that it? Have I returned to myself? Have I returned to being the Paula of the past? Mmmm, not really," she wrote.
