Israeli actresses died in 2012
Here are 1 famous actresses from Israel died in 2012:
Rosina Cambus
Rosina Cambus (December 17, 1951 Bucharest-December 4, 2012 Israel) otherwise known as Rozina Cambos, Rosina Kambus, Rozina Cambus or Rozina Kambus was an Israeli actor.
She was born in Bucharest, Romania in 1951 and moved to Israel with her family at a young age. Cambus began her acting career in the 1980s, appearing in various Israeli television shows and films. She is best known for her role in the hit Israeli TV series "Parashat Ha-Shavua" (The Weekly Torah Portion). Cambus also worked as a stage actress, performing in productions at the Cameri Theater and other Israeli theaters.
In addition to her acting career, Cambus was also a voice teacher and vocal coach. She taught at the Nissan Nativ Acting Studio and the Wizo School of Design and Education, both in Tel Aviv. Cambus was known for her passion for the arts and dedication to her students.
Sadly, Cambus passed away in December 2012 at the age of 60, after a battle with cancer. She is remembered as a talented actress and beloved teacher in the Israeli arts community.
Throughout her career, Cambus received critical acclaim for her performances and was referred to as one of Israel's finest actresses. She appeared in numerous films, including "Warriors" and "The Troupe", and also had a recurring role in the popular Israeli series "Florentin".
Cambus was very active in promoting cultural exchange between Israel and Romania, and served as a member of the Israeli-Romanian Friendship Association. Her passion for theatre and acting was evident in her many workshops and classes, where she nurtured the talent of aspiring actors and singers.
Apart from her acting career, Cambus was also a dedicated humanitarian who lent her support to various charitable causes. She was particularly involved in helping children with cancer, and her efforts were recognized by the Israeli Cancer Association.
Cambus was married to Israeli actor Shmuel Atzmon, with whom she had two children. Her legacy continues to inspire young actors and performers in Israel and beyond.