Donna Feldman

Donna Feldman is an American model and actress of Israeli descent. According to Wikipedia: She appeared in several fashion shows, including the Mercedes-Benz fashion week in Los Angeles and the Macy's Passport fashion show. She did print campaigns for Rampage, Jaguar, Fila, Wella, Zanetti for Italy, Diesel and Tornado in Israel, Panasonic in Japan, and Platini Jeans in North and South America. She also starred in television commercials for Panasonic Viera, Halifax in Great Britain, and a recent Movietickets.com spot, as well as a few music videos, such as Justin Timberlake's "Senorita" and Sugar Ray's "It's So Easy". Most recently, she was featured in Maxim Magazine's annual Hot 100 List of 2005 as #84, and she was the awards hostess for the 2005 Academy Awards.

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Donna Feldman -- Isreali supermodel says Brazil better watch out

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Donna Feldman says that Brazillian supermodels are going to be overtaken by Isrealis.
Donna Feldman says that Brazillians days as hottest women in the world, Isreal is making a move.

She's saying that her native Isreal is now where it's going on, saying, "Instead of a single man vacationing on the beach in Brazil, Israel is definitely another option to consider."

From FOX News:

Sure, everyone knows that Brazilian supermodels dominate the swimsuit model industry, but Israeli model Donna Feldman thinks her native country is ready to give the South American hotspot a run for its money.

"Every time I visit my family in Israel I am blown away by how beautiful the women are. The beach in Tel Aviv is filled with tan, curvy, all-natural exotic women," Feldman quipped. "Instead of a single man vacationing on the beach in Brazil, Israel is definitely another option to consider."

But as the saying goes, you can’t please everyone - and while Feldman was totally flattered to be featured alongside Bar Refaeli in the Brett Ratner-directed "Ladies of ‘69" calendar for Heeb Magazine, to mark the year 5769, a bit of bare skin comes with a few wicked words.

"There is so much hatred in the world nothing surprises me. I received tons of fan mail and my family was very proud, but hate mail [as well]." Feldman told Tarts in our exclusive interview. "If I felt offended in any way, I would have never done the project. But I was raised in a completely open minded family with an amazing sense of humor."

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