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Muli Segev

Muli Segev is an Israeli television producer, editor, director and screenwriter, known as a creator and chief editor of the satire show Eretz Nehederet.

born 1972Co-creating Eretz NehederetThe Bip comedy channelThe film Zohi Sdom

Born: 19 February 1972, Tel Aviv
Occupation: film director, screenwriter, film producer

Muli Segev was born in 1972 in Tel Aviv

Muli Segev was born Shmuel Cohen in Tel Aviv on February 19, 1972. His biological father is television creator and director Avi Cohen, and his mother was journalist Amira Segev. After his parents divorced, his mother married physician Shlomo Segev, who adopted him.

He first appeared on television in 1977 on an educational TV program. From 1983 to 1986 he acted in the sitcom Krovim Krovim. He served in the army at the military newspaper Bamahane.

He then worked as an editor at the newspapers Hadashot, Zman Tel Aviv and Maariv. In 1999 he returned to television behind the scenes. In 2000 he joined Keshet to set up the comedy channel Bip, where he was chief editor until 2003.

In 2003 he co-created Eretz Nehederet and became its chief editor. He was Keshet's vice president of programming from 2004 to 2007. He co-created the series Ima'le and Mesudarim, and in 2010 co-directed and co-wrote the film Zohi Sdom.

Since 2008 he has been the partner of Shifra Cornfeld, and they married in New York in 2011. They have 2 daughters.