Channel 10

And, uh, I freelance for, um, He- Hebrew Israeli, uh, medias.

I used to be a foreign correspondent for Channel 10, who became Channel 13.

So I basically grew up, my career was broadcast television in Israel in one of the main channels, and I also worked for the public channel and Haaretz and the, the Knesset channel.

So I'm moving around, and I'm now freelance for a while.

But I think, uh, you know, I remember it was years ago, years ago, really at least 10 years ago, I think, maybe not.

Maybe, no, 2019, something like that.

I did, um, a few, a few items for the Channel 10 or Channel 13 at the time, uh, news.

And it was, I think, a four piece.

And one Muslim family among a Jewish community.

So I always say that when I arrived to Channel 10 at the beginning of my career, uh, one of the anchors on Channel 10 told me, "Wow, Lucy, you're Arab.

You're Muslim.

You're a woman.

Um, and I came back, studied German, I did my internship in the Deutsche Welle, a radio and a TV, and for a few days also in ZDF.

And, uh, I came back, and I started immediately working in Yedioth Ahronoth.

And after a few weeks, there were some, like, screen tests of, um, news presenters in Channel 10.

How old were you then?