Dudu Erez

Dudu Erez was born in 1972 in Netanya

Dudu Erez was born David Yaakov in Netanya on September 9, 1972. He attended Bialik school in Netanya, the HaBustan arts school, and Tchernichovsky high school, where he studied physics.

He served in a Patriot battalion of the Air Defense Command and later worked as a police officer. He earned a law degree at Tel Aviv University, became a lawyer and worked at the Tel Aviv District Attorney's office.

He directed and co-wrote the hidden camera show Kumi Kumi and wrote children's series for Jetix. From 2007 to 2009 he hosted the satire show Limited Edition on Bip, and he became a field reporter doing comic street polls on Eretz Nehederet. He has performed stand-up since 2010 and hosted many comedy shows on television and on Galei Tzahal radio.

Since 2014 he has hosted the children's science comedy show HaHafranim, which won an Israeli Television Academy award in 2018. Since 2017 he has hosted the radio show Shlosha SheYodim on Kan Tarbut, which won a Tel Aviv Journalists Association prize in 2021. He has three sons.