Dana Fahn-Luzon

Dana Fahn-Luzon was born in 1978 in Petah Tikva

Dana Fahn-Luzon was born Dana Fahn in Petah Tikva on June 22, 1978. Her father, Ami Fahn, was the team manager of Maccabi Petah Tikva. She went to Ahad Ha'am High School in her hometown.

She served in the IDF in Unit 8200 as a radio operator. She then earned a bachelor's degree in communications and economics at Tel Aviv University and another in psychology at the Open University. She also completed a master's degree in social and political psychology.

In 2010 she began presenting segments on the Channel 2 morning show with Moshe Datz. In 2011 she hosted a travel show on Channel 2, and in 2012 she sat on a late night panel on Channel 24. In 2013 she moved with her family to Belgium, where her husband coached Standard Liège, and she created and hosted an English documentary series there.

She returned to Israel in 2016 and joined studio panels for Euro 2016 and the 2018 World Cup. In 2017 she hosted a morning show on Channel 2 with Kobi Mahat. Since 2020 she has written a regular column for Walla!, and since 2022 she has been a fellow at the Jewish People Policy Institute.

She is married to football coach Guy Luzon, and they have a son and a daughter.