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Mayim Bialik. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.
Jerusalem Post – Actress Mayim Bialik is known for many things, among them old and current TV shows Blossom and The Big Bang Theory, her PHD in neuroscience, and her love for Israel. Last week she combined her passion for the holy land and her successful acting gig as the Big Bang Theory’s Amy Farrah Fowler, drawing an international CBS team to Israel for a photo shoot.
“I went with them to Paris two years ago and when they asked me where I wanted to do it this time, I said Israel.” She tells The Jerusalem Post.”I was amazed they took me up on it.” A large portion of her crew came from France, Italy and England, had never visited Israel before and came exclusively to work. “I think that’s kind of amazing,” Bialik enthuses. She describes the crew’s response to Israel as “overwhelmingly positive.”
