Film and televisionאפרת אברמוב

Efrat Abramov

Efrat Abramov is an Israeli comedian, screenwriter, journalist and television presenter, known for writing and hosting the satire show "The Little Sister".

born 1980Hosting "The Little Sister"Satire show "Limited Edition"Globes column "Making a Scene"

Born: 3 March 1980
Occupation: screenwriter, television presenter, film director

Efrat Abramov was born in 1980

Efrat Abramov was born on March 3, 1980, and grew up in Herzliya. She served in the Israeli Air Force and later earned a bachelor's degree in communications and business administration.

She began in television in 2003 as the culture reporter for Hot news, a role she held until 2006. She also worked as a content developer and screenwriter on series such as "Eretz Nehederet" and "Ad HaChatuna". In 2007 she edited and directed the Golden Cactus advertising ceremony.

On the Bip channel she wrote and hosted the satire show "Limited Edition" with Dudu Erez, and then "The Little Sister", a comic aftershow to "Big Brother". The show was nominated for an Israeli Television Academy award for 2009. From 2008 to 2014 she wrote a personal column in Globes.

In 2011 she co-hosted the first season of "Anashim" on Channel 2 with Dror Globerman. She has made viral videos since 2015 and performed stand-up since 2016. From May 2025 she has co-hosted the podcast "BaPa'ar" with May Sagi.

In July 2011 she married stand-up comedian Omer Burshtein. The couple had a son in 2015 and a daughter in 2018.