Avitej
Avitej is known for Aaya Vada Sutta Kathai (2015).
Aviv Bar-Tal
Aviv Bar-Tal is an actress, known for HaAchayot HaMutzlachot Sheli (2016), Haverot (2013) and Metumtemet (2016).
Aviv Buchler
Aviv Buchler is an actress, known for Greenhouse Academy (2017), Ha-Shminiya (2005) and Alumim (2021).
Aviv Pinkas
Aviv Pinkas is an actress, known for Kiss Me Before It Blows Up (2020), Shababnikim (2017) and Bloody Murray (2022).
Aviv Rubinstien
Aviv Rubinstien is a writer, director and editor who has worked in narrative, documentary and music video. His first feature as a writer-director, The Anchorite (2016), blends all three into a unique story about indie touring. He is known for The Anchorite (2016), Life Me Up (2015), The Reason (2018) and There We Were, Between (2018).
Aviva Baumann
Aviva Baumann was born on 10 July 1984 in Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA. She is an actress, known for Superbad (2007), Spring Break '83 and Cold Case (2003). She has been married to Ken Baumann since 16 June 2012.
Aviva Joel
Aviva Joel was born on October 28, 1949 in Tel Aviv, Israel. She is an actress, known for Sturm der Liebe (2005), Hit and Run (2021) and Overbooked (2012).
Aviva Layton
Aviva Layton is known for Marianne & Leonard: Words of Love (2019).
Aviva Manya
Aviva Manya is known for The Lost Door (2008).
Aviva Marks
She was born in London on the 17th of January,1932, the daughter of an old Jerusalem family, the daughter of a rabbi. She grew up in a religious Jew Bloomsbury in the center of London. In her youth she was a member of "Hashomer Hatzair", and at age 16 she came to Israel's kibbutz. She joined the army and was in the first team of 'band of the Northern Command'. Following her release from the army she went back to England and studied acting at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London. She played in London in theater and television and appeared in theaters in the United States, Canada and South Africa. In 1962, she came to Israel and played at the Cameri Theater plays "invitation to the palace", "Galileo" and "The Ghosts Inn". In 1967, after the Six-Day War, she moved to Israel permanently. Played at the Cameri Theater, Beit Lessin stage, theater and library. Habima played shows: "home home", "the frivolity and hypocrisy," "The Gypsies of Jaffa", "Only Yesterday", "Chekhov Chekhov," "Letters from Venice" and more.