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Ofer Berkovitch
Leader of Jerusalem's Hitorerut political movement / From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
This article is about the politician. For the basketball coach, see Ofer Berkovich.
Ofer Berkovitch (Hebrew: עופר ברקוביץ'; July 7, 1983) is the founder and chairman[1] of Jerusalem's Hitorerut in Jerusalem [he] political movement,[2] a member of the Jerusalem city council,[3] and Hitorerut's 2018 candidate for Mayor of Jerusalem.[4] Previously, Berkovitch served as Jerusalem's Deputy Mayor[4] and has held municipal portfolios for culture,[5] economic development,[6] and the city center[7] among others.
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Born | (1983-06-07) June 7, 1983 (age 41) Jerusalem, Israel |
Other names | Ofer Berkovich |
Occupation | Politician |
Years active | 2008–present |
Title | Former deputy mayor of Jerusalem |
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