Bar Refaeli’s Baby, ‘Wonder Woman’ Gal Gadot, NBA Player Omri Casspi Listed Among This Year’s ‘Most Influential Israelis’
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by Algemeiner Staff
To mark the start of the new Jewish year, Israel’s Channel 2 on Sunday compiled a list of the most influential Israelis in every age group.
The youngest of the bunch was two-month-old Liv Ezra — the daughter of world famous supermodel Bar Refaeli and businessman Adi Ezra, a baby who already has her own Instagram fan account. Other children on the list included the two-year-old son of Channel 2 news anchorwoman Yonit Levi and screenwriter Ido Rosenblum, and the three-year-old son of former Likud minister Gideon Sa’ar and Channel 1 anchor Geula Even.
Other internationally acclaimed celebrities included Sacramento Kings forward Omri Casspi (28), “Wonder Woman” star Gal Gadot (31), Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (67) and President Reuven Rivlin (77).
The final name on the list was that of elder statesman Shimon Peres, who passed away on Wednesday at the age of 93.
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