Israeli music stars died in Myocardial infarction
Here are 2 famous musicians from Israel died in Myocardial infarction:
Uzi Hitman
Uzi Hitman (June 9, 1952 Giv'at Shmuel-October 17, 2004 Ramat Gan) was an Israeli singer, songwriter, composer, singer-songwriter and tv personality. He had three children, Ido Hitman, Oded Hitman and Yoav Hitman.
Uzi Hitman began his musical career at a young age, writing and composing songs that became popular in Israel during the 1970s and 1980s. He is well-known for his contributions to the children's music industry in Israel, creating fun and educational songs that have become classics in Israeli schools and homes. He also hosted several television shows, including a children's program called "Pa'am Ba'ikar" (Once Upon a Time) and a music program called "Kaveret Be'Otobus" (Caravan on a Bus). In addition to his music career, Hitman also worked as a music producer and wrote songs for other Israeli singers. Hitman's sudden and unexpected death in 2004 shocked Israel and left a lasting impact on the country's music industry.
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Yisrael Poliakov
Yisrael Poliakov (July 7, 1941 Jerusalem-October 30, 2007 Petah Tikva) a.k.a. Israel Poliakov, Yisrael "Poli" Poliakov or Poli was an Israeli comedian and actor. He had two children, Yael Poliakov and Itamar Poliakov.
Yisrael Poliakov began his career in entertainment in the 1960s. He first came to prominence on the TV show "Zehu Ze!" where he performed as a sketch comedian. He later starred in various Israeli movies and TV shows throughout the 1980s and 1990s, including the popular series "Ramat Aviv Gimmel".
In addition to his work in front of the camera, Poliakov was also a writer, director, and producer. He wrote several plays and comedy sketches that were performed on Israeli stages. He also directed and produced a number of TV shows and films.
Outside of his entertainment career, Yisrael Poliakov was a vocal advocate for peace in the Middle East. He was a supporter of liberal Israeli political parties and often spoke out against the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Poliakov's death in 2007 was a great loss to Israeli entertainment. He is remembered fondly for his humor, wit, and dedication to his craft.
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