Here's a "see a world" program coming off the air after 32 years

A corporation here decided to drop the long-standing foreign news program "Seeing the World" after 32 years, submitted by Jacob Ahimair of 1997 and promoted by David Witzum and Emmanuel Halperin. It is unclear whether Ahimair will remain in the corporation, he claims to have no intention of employing him, but according to the corporation, he is looking for something else worthwhile

It is unclear whether he will remain in the corporation. Jacob Ahimeir (Photo: Omar Miron)

Jacob Ahimeir at the Torch Law June 2010 (Photo: Omar Miron)

A corporation here decided to drop the old program "See the World", the foreign journal broadcast every Saturday night, from the days of the Broadcasting Authority. The program went on air in August 1988, at the beginning David Witsum submitted it and produced Oren Nahari, who also wrote articles alongside Emanuel Halperin and Michael Doron. Later, Halperin submitted it to her, then for a brief period Nahari and Doron, and since 1997 the journalist and Israel Prize-winning journalist and editor, Jacob Ahimair, edits and submits it.

It is currently unclear whether Ahimair will remain in the corporation. "There is no intention of hiring me with the cancellation of the plan," Ahmair claims in a conversation with Walla! culture. As for the question of where he was going, he said: "I will certainly keep myself busy. At 81, I will not start a new career, of course." But corporations say the issue is still in discussions with Ahimair and that they are looking for something else right now. According to the sources, the feeling in the corporation was that there was no need to "see a world" against the background of a daily foreign news program.

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