Menashe Amir, Persian- Israeli broadcaster

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He grew up in the ancient Jewish quarter called “Mahaleh”. His primary education was in a Christian missionary school called “Nour-va-Sedaghat”, and he continued his secondary education in two Jewish schools named “Ettehād” (Alliance/Unity) and “Kourosh” (Cyrus). He began his journalist’s profession at the age of 17, at the Kayhan evening newspaper. Amir made aliyah (immigration) to Israel on October 19, 1959.

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