Nira Rabinovitch

Nira Rabinovitch was born in 1943 in Tel Aviv

Nira Rabinovitch was born in Tel Aviv on August 17, 1943. She grew up in the Florentin neighborhood and later in north Tel Aviv, and attended the Zeitlin school. She performed at festivals with her older sisters Galia and Hadassa.

She served in the Northern Command entertainment troupe. From the mid 1960s she acted in plays for adults and children. In 1969 she and her sister Galia won first place at the Hasidic Song Festival, and she also recorded albums of Hasidic and Sabbath songs with actor Shlomo Nitzan.

From 1976 to 1981 she appeared on the Educational Television children's show "Ma Pitom?", where she talked, played and told stories with the puppet Kishkashta. She took part in children's song contests, winning the 1979 Festizemer. She later left the stage and appeared in films such as "Banot".

In 1988 she had breast cancer and recovered, and then turned to Chinese medicine and qigong. She lived in China from 1993 to 1998 and studied Chinese medicine there. She teaches the field, heads therapeutic qigong at Campus Brushim, and since 2024 heads the qigong program at Reidman College, while still taking screen roles.