Dan Chamizer
broadcast personality
Dan Chamizer (Hebrew: דן חמיצר; born 21 January 1947) is an Israeli artist, radio and television host, journalist and quiz master.
Biography
Dan Chamizer was born in Jerusalem, Mandatory Palestine. He grew up in Ramat Gan. His father, Emmanuel Chamizer, was killed during the 1947–1949 Palestine war in battle for Nitzanim. His grandfather was the physician and sculptor Raphael Chamizer. Chamizer holds an MA in Social Sciences from Tel Aviv University (1978). His MA thesis dealt with the impact of environmental and human factors on pilot error.
Chamizer lives in Ein Hod, an artists village at the foot of the Carmel mountains in northern Israel. His son Giora is an Israeli television producer.
Aviation career
During his military service, Chamizer was a helicopter pilot.
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