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Dalik Wolinitz

Dalik Wolinitz is an Israeli actor, theater director and television and radio presenter, known for hosting youth television shows with his dog Tulip.

born 1951Hosting Shminiyot Ba'avir with TulipChildren's television programsRadio Tel Aviv morning showEnvironmental awareness work

Born: 10 August 1951, Rehovot
Occupation: actor, journalist, television presenter, stage actor
Wars: War of Attrition, Yom Kippur War

Dalik Wolinitz was born in 1951 in Rehovot

Gedalyahu (Dalik) Wolinitz was born in Rehovot in 1951. He attended de Shalit High School.

He served in the Paratroopers Brigade and fought in the War of Attrition. As a reservist he took part in the Yom Kippur War and the First Lebanon War.

After his discharge he studied theater at Tel Aviv University. He began acting professionally at the Haifa Theatre and later appeared at Beit Lessin Theatre. He also acted in films and television dramas and directed plays at the Kibbutzim College.

He hosted the youth show Shminiyot Ba'avir, where his dog Tulip sat beside him, and many other children's programs. On the army radio station he hosted several programs for years. Since 2013 he has presented a daily morning show on Radio Tel Aviv.

He volunteers to raise environmental awareness and has lectured in schools. He is married to Yael, they have a son and a daughter, and he lives in Hod HaSharon.

Milestones in Dalik Wolinitz's life

1951
Born in Rehovot.
1977
Appeared in his first feature film, Masa Alunkot.
1978
Played the lead role in the TV drama Khirbet Khizeh.
1981
Began hosting the youth show Shminiyot Ba'avir.
1982
Acted in the film Ot Kayin by Uri Barbash.
2013
Began a daily morning show on Radio Tel Aviv.
2016
Won the Tel Aviv Journalists Association prize for his radio show.
2018
Played President Roosevelt in the musical Annie.

Dalik Wolinitz served in Paratroopers Brigade

He served in the Paratroopers Brigade and fought in the War of Attrition. As a reserve paratrooper in Brigade 226 he fought in the Yom Kippur War and the First Lebanon War.

Paratroopers Brigade