Orit Mark Ettinger
Hebrew media professional (born 1999)
Nº Q126083387 ★★★★
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Orit Mark Ettinger
Hebrew media professional (born 1999)
Orit Mark Ettinger (Hebrew: אורית מרק אטינגר; born September 9, 1999), is a media professional, author, social entrepreneur, lecturer, advocacy activist, and the founder and CEO of the Or Michael Foundation. As part of her advocacy efforts in Israel and abroad, Ettinger shares her personal story about the 2016 attack in which she lost her father Michael, her mother was critically injured, and her two siblings, Pdaya and Tehila, were moderately and lightly injured.
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Orit Mark Ettinger (Hebrew: אורית מרק אטינגר; born September 9, 1999), is a media professional, author, social entrepreneur, lecturer, advocacy activist, and the founder and CEO of the Or Michael Foundation. As part of her advocacy efforts in Israel and abroad, Ettinger shares her personal story about the 2016 attack in which she lost her father Michael, her mother was critically injured, and her two siblings, Pdaya and Tehila, were moderately and lightly injured. In 2019, her brother Shlomi was killed during his service in a classified security position, and during the War of Iron Swords, Orit lost her cousin Elhanan Klamenzon, whose team (Elhanan Team) was awarded the Israel Prize for Civilian Heroism posthumously. On October 31, 2023, Orit lost her younger brother Pdaya, who was killed in the Nimr incident in Gaza. Orit is the sixth of ten siblings in the Mark family.
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