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Who Is Amir Hetsroni? Professor Thrown Chair To A Face During Live TV

Amir Hetsroni, an Israeli professor of communication, is making headlines after a chair was thrown at his face during a live broadcast of the Ashdod TV Online website, which was broadcast from the center of the city garden in Ashdod.

Amir Hetsroni (born February 6, 1968) is an Israeli communication professor who presently lectures at Istanbul's Koç University. In addition to being a novelist and publicist in Israel, he is well-known for his contentious beliefs.

He was associate editor of Communication Research Reports and Corporate Communications, and in a survey published in 2008 in the Journal of Advertising, he was named one of the top 100 most prolific authors in advertising academia.

Hetsroni authored and edited four books and nearly a hundred journal articles and book chapters.

Who Is Amir Hetsroni? Professor Thrown Chair To A Face During Live TV Reddit Video

Amir Hetsroni is a professor of communication at Koç University, a novelist, and a publicist in Israel who became famous for his controversial statements. A chair was thrown to his face during a live TV Reddit video.

The show got halted as a result of the occurrence, with crew members expressing their disbelief. Police in Ashdod have initiated an investigation into the incident's circumstances.

פרופ' אמיר חצרוני מקבל כיסא לפנים בשידור חי של ערוץ אונליין TV באשדוד. pic.twitter.com/EHiudgXMJd

— אריאל אלחרר (@ariel_elharar_) May 2, 2022

In order to find out the law-breaking order's offender, police officials began collecting evidence from surveillance cameras and the cameras that filmed the live broadcast.

Did Amir Hetsroni Suffer Any Injury?

Professor Amir Hetsroni suffered a minor cut on his forehead right above his eyebrow. A first evaluation indicates that he is a youngster who fled the scene, and attempts are underway to locate him. It's unclear if this is a minor who has reached the age of criminal responsibility.

Hatzroni responded to the previous violent incident after the incident. He said his assailants "had to stay in the caverns." "This is what I get here in Ashdod, Kibinimt," Hatzroni continued.

אמיר חצרוני בתגובה ראשונית רגעים לאחר שהותקף pic.twitter.com/m4aQRA8TJ1

— חיים כהן (@hamearbev_) May 2, 2022

"The thing that will make me the most pleased is to see you return back to Morocco. That is my perspective, and I will continue to express it throughout my life." Hatzroni remarked after being treated by a first-aid team. 

Amir Hetsroni Wikipedia: Biography Explored

Amir Hetsroni does have a Wikipedia page. He was born on February 6, 1968, to Sima Kolker and David Hetsroni in Tel, Aviv. He was conscripted into the Israel Defense Forces for three years after finishing high school.

In 1993, he got a BA in Psychology and Cinema and Television from Tel Aviv University, and an MA and Ph.D. in Communication from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem in 1996 and 1999 respectively.

From 2000 to 2009, he was a senior lecturer at Max Stern Yezreel Valley College before becoming a professor at Ariel University.

 

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Update: 2024-05-17