Anat Zamir
Anat Zamir (; 18 April 1962 – 15 December 2018) was an Israeli model and actress. She was named Na'arat Israel at the Miss Israel contest of 1980 and went on to represent Israel at the Miss World 1980, contest where she was third runner-up. Zamir modelled for multiple companies and was in the 1990 film Kiss in the IDF and the 1991 film Shevet Choen. Early life She was born Anat Zimmerman () on 18 April 1962, in Givatayim, Israel where she was brought up. Zamir's parents were hard-of-hearing with her mother also mute, and was the youngest daughter with three elder brothers. Her father left her home when she was young, leaving Zamir and her siblings to be raised solely by her mother. She sang in the school choir and selected the surname Zamir. From the age of 13 until enrolling in the military, Zamir was sexually abused by an distant family member. She studied cosmetics and worked part-time for a while in such a role by opening a minor clinic. Zamir also worked in a jewellery store and then a clothing department. Career She began a modelling career, being named Na’arat Israel (1st Runner-Up) at the Miss