Avi Kornick

Avi Kornick was born in 1983 in Tel Aviv

Avraham "Avi" Kornick was born on 2 May 1983 in Tel Aviv and grew up in the Ramat Aviv neighborhood. He studied theater at Alliance High School in Tel Aviv. His mother died of cancer, and because of her illness he gave up plans to study at New York University.

He served in the Intelligence Corps. He holds a bachelor's degree in theater from Tel Aviv University and studied at the Nissan Nativ acting school from 2005 to 2008.

He began acting as a teenager and appeared in TV commercials. He played the computer expert Avi Moskovich in HaShminiya for 5 seasons, and from 2009 to 2010 he had a lead role as Guy Rosen in the vampire series Split. He also appeared on stage, including in Habima and Givatayim Theater productions.

He later worked as a presenter and film critic on television. In 2015 he played the young Benjamin Netanyahu in the film Sabena. Since April 2019 he has hosted the culture magazine Ma HaLuz? on Keshet 12, and in 2021 he played Eitan Livni in the youth series Palmach.