Yitzhak Noam, one of the founders of the city of Eilat and a pioneer of the local press in Israel, has passed away at the age of 95. Noam has devoted more than 60 years to journalistic, public and community activities in the southern city.
Noam's relationship with Eilat began as early as 1949, a few months after her release in Operation Fact, when she arrived at Umm Rashrash as a non-Hotai in Eric Sharon's reconnaissance unit. In 1957, he return…
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Yitzhak Noam, one of the founders of the city of Eilat and a pioneer of the local press in Israel, has passed away at the age of 95. Noam has devoted more than 60 years to journalistic, public and community activities in the southern city.
Noam's relationship with Eilat began as early as 1949, a few months after her release in Operation Fact, when she arrived at Umm Rashrash as a non-Hotai in Eric Sharon's reconnaissance unit. In 1957, he return…