Menashe Amir was born in Tehran, Iran in 1939 and began his journalism career at a young age. In 1959, he emigrated to Israel, where he became a prominent Persian-language broadcaster for audiences in Iran and the broader Middle East. Over the decades, Amir led the Persian-language division of Israeli radio and later became chief editor of Persian-language news programs aimed at Iranian listeners.
For many years, he hosted a daily radio show in Persian, providing news, political analysis, interviews, and cultural commentary. His programs offered a unique perspective for Iranian audiences, delivering independent information during times when media inside Iran was heavily controlled. By broadcasting alternative viewpoints, Amir became a trusted voice for millions of listeners in Iran and for the Iranian diaspora worldwide.
Amir’s work is recognized for bridging the gap between Iranian communities and the outside world, providing insights into political developments, social changes, and cultural issues. His decades of experience, deep knowledge of Iranian affairs, and commitment to journalism have made him a significant figure in Persian-language media.
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