Film and televisionאביטל אברג'יל
Avital Abergel
Avital Abergel is an Israeli film and television actress and dub actress, known for playing Elinor Malchi in the youth series "HaShminiya".
born 1977Elinor Malchi in "HaShminiya"The youth series "The Good Guys"Hebrew dubbing of children's series
- Born
- 10 June 1977, Ramat Gan
- Occupation
- actor, dub actor
Avital Abergel was born in 1977 in Ramat Gan
Abergel was born on June 10, 1977, in Ramat Gan, where she grew up as the youngest of five children. Her parents divorced when she was a child.
At 13 she studied on-camera acting with David Danino in Ramat Gan, and later performed in children's theater across the country. She also studied with Ruth Deiches and attended three high schools. In the army she did partial service in the Home Front Command.
Her television work began with "Deep Blue" in 1997, followed by "Tironut" and the youth series "The Good Guys" on the Children's Channel. She appeared in the films "Aaron Cohen's Debt" and "Something Sweet", and from 2005 to 2007 played Elinor Malchi in "HaShminiya". She also dubbed children's series into Hebrew, including "Naruto" and "Sailor Moon".
She was married to Kobi Oz of Teapacks from 1999 to 2003, and married Oved Avraham in 2011, with whom she had twin daughters in 2012. The family moved to London in 2013, where she appeared in the British film "The Children Act" in 2017. After her second divorce in 2019 she returned to Israel and to acting, and lives in Tel Aviv.
Avital Abergel's life in 10 milestones
- 1977
Born in Ramat Gan.
- 1997
Played Nitzan in the series "Deep Blue".
- 1999
Played Maya Cohen in the film "Aaron Cohen's Debt".
- 1999
Married Kobi Oz.
- 2004
Played Maya in the film "Something Sweet".
- 2005
Began playing Elinor Malchi in "HaShminiya".
- 2013
Moved with her family to London.
- 2017
Appeared in the British film "The Children Act".
- 2019
Returned to Israel and to acting.
- 2023
Played Sarah Davidoff in the series "Tala'ata".
Avital Abergel served in the military
She did partial service for half a year in the Home Front Command.
These 6 people share a field, a unit or a party with Avital Abergel
Chelli Goldenbergborn 1954The film Ha-LahakaFilm and television
Ania Buksteinborn 1982The film The SecretsFilm and television
Michal Yannaiborn 1972Hosting on the Children's ChannelFilm and television
Dvir Benedekborn 1969Stage roles at Israeli theatersFilm and television
Uri Gavrielborn 1955What a Wonderful PlaceFilm and television
Rivka Michaeliborn 1938The satirical show Nikui RoshFilm and television
Based on English Wikipedia, Avital Abergel and Hebrew Wikipedia, אביטל אברג'יל, under CC BY-SA 4.0. The facts are Wikidata's.